Nethercott, Judy

My heart sank when I was told of Judys death. What a shock to us all. She had a lot of close and dear friends whom will truly miss her. Judy was a very special lady that touched the lives of many people. She will be sadly missed. My Sincere Prayers and Sympathy to the Families of a Wonderful Woman. "Judy, I will miss you and your smile", Wendy

Judy was such a positive, wonderful person. I enjoyed visiting with her so much. She was a great example of a good Christian woman. I can picture her and Jim holding hands and walking the golden streets of heaven together -- no pain or suffering. Our thoughts and prayers are with Judy's family during this difficult time of loss.

Eight years ago I met a spunky lady that loved to vent about her work and the students that made her day. From that moment on, I have always called her 'JudyJudy', referring to the Cary Grant impressionist famous line "Judy Judy Judy". Not only did the double name stick, the era that I thought of fit miss JudyJudy as she had such a class and style about her that seemed as if she could have walked right out of a Cary Grant movie. I loved this lady. And now there are so many questions as to WHY and HOW did this happen. It just doesn't make sense. But I can smile a bit knowing that she is once again in the arms of Jim and they will be together forever.
Todd & Sally, Troy & Slavka, and Tara & Robert... Words can not express the sorrow I feel for your loss. I can only imagine how difficult this time is for you all and your children. May the memories hold you tight in your times of need. Your mom, and dad, were amazing people and loved by so many. This is a goodbye that is being said way too soon.

JudyJudy... I love you and will miss your smile and ability to light up a room simply by entering.

Pamela

Tara and family,

I wish you and yours condolences in the passing of your mom. Judy was always such a happy momma when I would come and see you. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. much love, Janelle Novotny Smith and family

Tara, Troy, and Todd:
Judy was an inspiration for me. If you didn’t know the pain she was going through during Jim’s courageous battle with cancer and her mother illness and decline, you would’ve never have guessed, because she had always a smile in her face, time to listen to those who needed to talk to her, compassion to find ways to help others, and energy to preform her duties at CWC with remarkable efficiency while making herself available to other staff in every way she could.

I know how painful it is to be separated from your mother. I know the days ahead will be difficult and heartbreaking. But I have confidence that the faith Judy instilled in you will sustain you and will open, slowly but surely, the eyes of your hearts, so you can learn to see her and communicate with here in a new way and in a new place: your own hearts!

I keep you in my prayers.

Marilú Duncan

Dear Todd, Troy, Tara and families,

Simple words cannot express the sorrow I feel for you and your family. Judy was a special special lady that I enjoyed working with for nearly 20 years. She was always willing to do whatever could be done to help students reach their goals and fulfill their dreams.

You are certainly in my thoughts and prayers. May your wonderful memories warm your hearts and ease your sorrow.

I was so devastated by this news. I was Judy's matron of honor when she and Jim got married. We have remained friends all these years. Judy, to you my friend, there is a silver lining to this black cloud: you and Jim are together again. God bless you both. Devon

My condolences to the Nethercott family. Judy was clearly a tremendous lady, and I know she brought much happiness to her friends and family.

Clint Bundy

To Judy's family, please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. She was such a sweet lady. During the short time I spent with her, it was apparent how much she loved her children and grandchildren. I hope you can find peace in knowing she will always be in your hearts and minds and is with Jim now watching over each of you.

My deepest condolences for your loss. Judy was a beautiful, kind woman. May God bring you peace and comfort in this difficult time.

When my daughter, Tasha Plumb, was attending CWC she worked in the financial aid department with Judy. Judy took Tasha under her wing and mentored her even though Judy was going through the anguish of loosing her husband, Jim, (her soul-mate). That's the kind of woman she was and a testiment to her abiding love of God. She not only enriched my daughter's life, but enriched many other's. We were devistated by the news of her death and our prayers go out to you. Please know that we are here for you and will miss Judy being on the Earth. I know that her spirit will always be close to you. The only thing that comforts us is the knowledge that she is in the arms of her husband Jim and surrounded by God's love.

We are so sorry to hear of the loss of Judy Nethercott. We have had the pleasure of working with her son Todd here on the staff of the Chief of Naval Personnel for the past two years. She did a great job raising a fine Naval Officer with a beautiful family. Our hearts and prayers go out to your family as you grieve her loss.

John and Judy Loehrer

We are so sorry for your loss! Judy was such a wonderful, kind, caring person. We loved her sense of humor, her dedication to CWC, but mostly her smile. She just had a way of making people feel at ease. God love her and her family.

Tara, Todd, and Troy,
I send you and your families my heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your Mom. She was beautiful inside and out and in the short time that I knew her it was obvious how much she loved her family. Stephen knew your parents but it was not until he was diagnosed with the same cancer as your Dad that I met them. They both reached out to us with kindness and compassion as we shared the same struggle - your Dad and Stephen trying to beat the cancer while their main concern was the family they would be leaving behind, and your Mom and I knowing we would be losing our soul mates. After your Dad died, Stephen would stop by the college to visit with your Mom. She always encouraged him to not give up.
You lost your lovely parents much too soon but take comfort knowing that as God promised, they are together again sharing eternal life with Him.
God Bless.
Linda
Tara,
Yesterday I found a copy of a letter Stephen had written to you after your Dad died. I don't know if he ever sent it. If not, let me know and I will send it to you. My address is Box 7714 Missoula, Montana 59807.

I was so sad to get Sally's call last week about Judy. I had never met Judy, but I know what a beautiful and remarkable woman she was from all the things her daughter-in-law, Sally, had told me. I knew how much she loved her family and friends and how dedicated she was to seeing her grandchildren and being involved in their lives despite the geographical distance between them. I know how much she was loved and her loss will surly be felt be all her knew her. My thoughts and prayers are with the Nethercott family during this difficult time.

We send out heartfelt sympathy to all of you. Our entire family knew Judy at the college and know she will be missed more than words can say. Our love to you all, Elaine and Willis Patterson and Cody and Katie Patterson

We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one, Judy. She was a wonderful person that we always enjoyed being with. She will be missed by all who knew her.

Tara, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during these hard times...

My heart goes out to all of Judy's family - you have had so much loss in such a short time - Jim, Ardyce, and now Judy. It was like having the breath knocked out of one's self to read the newstory - not Judy, not like this!
Our friendship reached back to college days at UW in Ross Hall dorm. She was one of a small group of coeds who had drawn the short-straws - they were assigned rooms in the basement of a too-full dorm. The baby boom wave of students was flooding colleges everywhere.
This group compensated by being close-knit; were creative in their entertainment and social activities. I feel fortunate to have known her in this setting. It was that fun-loving, impish gal imprint I retained.

Decades later, our paths began crossing again. She had evolved into a dedicated wife and mother; a poised, classy lady--charming, witty, yet compassionate and thoughtful. A woman of grace, who, despite the life events which began to stack up, could find reasons to laugh, share memories of old times. I will greatly miss that.

You, Judy and Jim's children, have honored them both by your accomplishments. There must be a treasure trove of memories to hold close at this sad time. Move forward as she would want you to - with an infectious smile and a twinkle in the eye.

Tara

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and all your family during this time of sorrow.

Al and Ella

My condolences to you. Judy was a class mate and friend.

Our family will miss Judy, just as we have missed Jim. What a wonderful couple, full of laughter and life. They have been great friends to my parents. Our thoughts and prayers are with Judy's family.

Very sorry for your loss, you are in our prayers always.

I knew Judy through our association in Financial Aid. I as the Director of Financial Aid at Eastern Wyoming College and Judy was often at our state meetings and workshops. She was such a lovely person. Although it has been some years since I last saw her, I have beautiful memories of her. She lived in grace. My deepest condolensces to you, her family.

Our hearts go out to all of Judy's family and friends. She was a light in many lives which will be sorely missed by all. Our family holds many fond memories of the Wrights as we were "side-by-side" friends on Glenaire in Casper. May you find peace and comfort through your memories of her life and faith in the resurrection.
Our love and sincere wishes to you all, Joe & Jan Warr