I just saw your mother passed away im so sorry. She was always so much fun to  be around.  I’ll remember heren prayers
Maryann caseysullivan

My condolences are extended to friends and family of Judy. The smiles Judy shared provided a contagious laughed that followed. I was lucky to have Judy in my life as a cousin and a Sox fan. Jimmy was my godfather and sometimes just come from  out of nowhere ,which made the coincidences more fun. They were a great team.
 One day the pope John Paul 2 came to Chicago. He was on top of Quigley South roof. The crowd was so huge pure excited chaos. I told the person next to me that the pope was so small because we were so far away.  I held up my thumb and finger to measure that he was just that big. Just as I said that I felt a hand come down on my shoulder from behind me. The hand rested on my shoulder. I thought who could that be behind me? I turned around and sure enough Jimmy and Judy were standing directly behind me. A million people and they found me like a fly in the soup. That’s an example of the power of connection. The Connection to God and each other, people sharing the positive energy. Something I will never forget. Thank you Judy for 
The light that you let into our lives.

It was a true honor to have cared for Judy and witness the love and devotion your family showed her. Her gentle spirit and the peace she found in her Rosary were inspiring.  My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time of sorrow.  
Eternal rest grant unto her soul, oh Lord, and let your perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in peace.  Amen.

Dear Walter’s Family
Peter and I had many happy memories of your Mum and Dad.
We met on a ship visiting many Caribbean Islands,celebrating ,I think , my 50th Birthday.
We had the privilege of coming to a family wedding in Chicago and were looked after like royalty by the family.
On another visit Jim  showed us round Chicago before taking us for dinner on the pier to enjoy a delicious fish meal. Happy memories.
Judy and her daughter came to London and stayed at The 4 Seasons Hotel. Judy insisted we visit the ladies room which was very plush and had every perfume and makeup item. Poor Peter was left outside wondering what was takeing  so long.😄
We later visited Harrods and the London Eye.
The generosity of such a wonderful couple is always  to be remembered and I know has passed down the family.
Judy’s treat box for the grandchildren was always a great joy for her as well as the company of each precious child.

Grief is painful but is only there as a gift of love.

Knowing Judy is at peace and in the arms of Jesus I pray will give you all the peace which passes all understanding.
My sincere condolences to each of you.
Rosemary Kittle Chelmsford England.

Dear Waters Family:
I'm sorry for your loss. Your mom was a great lady. She leaves a beautiful legacy.
Gina Farella Howley

Judy always had a wonderful smile...enjoyed her friendship in high school...a fun Aquinite!

To the whole Waters family. I had the pleasure of knowing Mrs. Waters through Jennifer, and all the times I met Mrs. Waters at her home in Beverly she treated me just like one of her kids. She was always so kind and generous whenever I visited. Jennifer told me often how her mom would ask how I was doing. Her thoughtfulness and kind words will never be forgotten. I hope your family gains strength and comfort from God knowing how wonderful the world was with Mrs. Waters in our lives. My prayers will be with you during your times of grief and in the days  and weeks ahead.
With love, Brad Renner

OBITUARY

Judith L. Waters

July 30, 1944 – August 5, 2025

Andrew J. McGann & Son Funeral Home

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