I and my wife visted judy israel in 2915 and shd was host to us with the best humor. I wrote her rcentlt and aslked if she was safe after the air attacks and she said that she ans family were safe our condoleneces to her family.
I knew Judy from elementary school at Bagley. We were friendly through high school and continueed our friendship when she married Mel. She always had a pleasant smile, a pleasing personality, and was a wonderful conversationist. Althogh I haven't seen her in years, I was saddened by this loss. My condolences to her family.
Judy and I kept in touch over the years. Over the past several years we exchanged opinions concerning events in Israel. We had much in common concerning the situation in Israel. She will be missed. May her memory be for a blessing.
I am so saddened to hear about Judith Cohen Goldstein passing away. We were good friends in high school and many years later we reconnected and I was able to get her a teaching job in Detroit at my school. Her classroom was right across from mine in a small portable building. She loved playing the guitar and singing many Jewish songs and folk music. After I retired she continued teaching and then fulfilled her dream of moving to Israel. We did keep in touch over Facebook. My sincere condolences to her brother, daughter, son, grandchildren and the rest of her family and friends. May her memory always be for a blessing.
I met Judith when I entered Mumford High School. Being a fairly new arrival in Michigan I had no social contacts. Judith welcomed me into her home and her circle of friends. She was a kind, bright and unique girl who was unselfish with her time and warmth. We remained friends throughout high school. I always admired her musical talents. She followed her dream - so a life well lived. My thoughts go out to her family.
Marilyn Rothschild (Katz)
Judy was a long time friend and her parents and my parents were friends. Sad news and thoughts with her family./
JoAnn Weissman (Fried)
Judy died on June 15th in Israel. Our deepest condolences to her family and friends from her classmates, Mumford High, Class of ‘58.
Robert Milton Hack
I and my wife visted judy israel in 2915 and shd was host to us with the best humor. I wrote her rcentlt and aslked if she was safe after the air attacks and she said that she ans family were safe our condoleneces to her family.
Mary Resnick (Schwartz)
I knew Judy from elementary school at Bagley. We were friendly through high school and continueed our friendship when she married Mel. She always had a pleasant smile, a pleasing personality, and was a wonderful conversationist. Althogh I haven't seen her in years, I was saddened by this loss. My condolences to her family.
Mary Resnick Schwartz
Edward Gold
Judy and I kept in touch over the years. Over the past several years we exchanged opinions concerning events in Israel. We had much in common concerning the situation in Israel. She will be missed. May her memory be for a blessing.
Alice Shulman (Labes)
I am so saddened to hear about Judith Cohen Goldstein passing away. We were good friends in high school and many years later we reconnected and I was able to get her a teaching job in Detroit at my school. Her classroom was right across from mine in a small portable building. She loved playing the guitar and singing many Jewish songs and folk music. After I retired she continued teaching and then fulfilled her dream of moving to Israel. We did keep in touch over Facebook. My sincere condolences to her brother, daughter, son, grandchildren and the rest of her family and friends. May her memory always be for a blessing.
Helene Clifford (Rabinowitz)
I met Judith when I entered Mumford High School. Being a fairly new arrival in Michigan I had no social contacts. Judith welcomed me into her home and her circle of friends. She was a kind, bright and unique girl who was unselfish with her time and warmth. We remained friends throughout high school. I always admired her musical talents. She followed her dream - so a life well lived. My thoughts go out to her family.