My story about Judy & Bob first began in 1978. I was a young 2nd Lieutenant, who worked in the 55th Headquarters building next door to Bob’s office. Daily you could hear Bob telling some joke, and the room fill with laughter. One day he invited me over to their house on Oke St. for dinner. That’s when I met Judy, Bobby & Brian, and our lifetime friendship began.
I was often a source of amusement for them, since I knew little about car mechanics. Which of course caused us all to laugh. So in a way, I was adopted by Judy & Bob. With their encouragement I eventually made my way to Air Force Pilot Training, and returned to fly the RC-135. Over the years I would stop in  Omaha and see them both. I remember one Christmas Judy bought Bob a turkey baster as a present, and he in return bought her a Automotive timing gun. How funny is that! 
I won the lottery meeting them! Judy was the kindest and most loving person I have known. Like you I will miss her, but she inspires me be more than I am. Now Bob & Judy will be together for eternity.

So many memories if places we were stationed at with our husbands.  Sharing our first names too.  Judy Gutzat

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Judith English

December 2, 1938 – December 12, 2021

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