Mr. Francis Wilfrid Judge

July 20, 1923 – February 6, 2015

At this time, I would like to say, I have been fortunate to have many

memories as follows:

• My childhood, including my parents, grandparents and brothers

John and Crawford.

• My days delivering for the pharmacy in the snow in cold

Winnipeg, attending the University of Manitoba, serving with

the armed forces during World War II and attending Harvard

University; during these times, I acquired many lifelong friends.

• My accomplishments in the sports world playing basketball,

running and jumping and qualifying for preliminary trials for the

1948 Olympics, didn’t make it, but so enjoyed the competition.

• My family with my wife, Bonnie, (who left us 10 years ago) and

all our adventures over fifty plus years, our daughters Anne,

Maureen, Barbara and Martha, our sons Frank Jr., Mike, Ted and

Peter, our grandchildren and great grandchildren.

• My family with my wife, Marilyn, who has given me great

happiness and lots of laughter, her son, Noel and my additional

grandchildren.

• My business life with Canadian Cottons, tenure as a Professor

at Queen’s University, executive consultant and partner with

Booze Allen introduced me to leaders of both industry and

government throughout North America and Europe.

Finally, I would like to thank all who have made life such a remarkable

journey.

Aloha

My request – there will be no service or memorials.

We will miss our Dad and my husband so very much. As a family, we

wish to extend special thanks to Dr. Paul Sugar, the staff of Lions Gate

Hospital and North Shore Hospice Society. Remembrance donations may

be made to:

Paul Sugar Foundation.com