My only wish was that I would have known Judy longer.  I know Judy through her husband Don the few times that I meet Judy she was always so delightful and sweet. I remember one of the times that we were together; it was night time at a party in the Quarry, when I look at Judy it looked as if she had a halo over her head. In my eyes she was always an angel walking the earth. I will always remember that night. 

Until we meet again, may you rest in peace. 
John & Eileen Patat


I am the grandma of Derrick, Brianna, Anthony and Cason Cavin-Green. Judy is their aunt. We became “family” upon the births of the Quads. 

Judy was always cheerful and smiling. She was smart and very kind. I will always remember her during the holidays. She always brought enough appetizers to feed an army. And, they were oh so good. 

Judy fought a good battle against her illness, which I am fighting, too. She is an inspiration to me to keep up the fight in her memory. 

Judy was loved by everyone and will be greatly missed.  

RIP, Judy. 


I had the pleasure of knowing Judy for upwards of 12 years, and even though I’m not biologically related to the Brown family, Judy always treated me like I was one of her own. 

Growing up, I was at the Brown household on a regular basis. After all the time I spent there, I can assure anyone reading this that Judy was never once in a bad mood or unwilling to hold a happy upbeat conversation. Judy had the brightest personality and aura, no matter what was going on in her personal life. Though I did not have a lot of one on one time with her, being close to her taught me a lot about having a positive attitude and looking at the good things in life. She truly was one of the most happy, buoyant, and lighthearted people to have ever graced this planet, and all those around her. 

One thing I’ll never forget is how often I used to bring my pet dog over to their house and how often she said, “you’re going to be a wonderful dad when you have a child.”

When I had my son,  Arlo, and was able to bring him over, she had met him on several occasions and always told me that he will admire me when he grows up. She constantly reassured me that I will be a great father, her words in particular have significantly stuck with me because she had such strong knowledge about what it meant  to love your family. 

Before Judy had passed, I wrote her a letter saying that where ever and when ever she goes, there will be a big comfortable throne awaiting her arrival. 

I will forever be impacted by her beautiful smile and kind words, her legacy will be nothing but radiant love and positivity. 

Goodbye for now, Judy. 


Judy was not only our client at Fitness Together, but a friend. She always asked about our family and remembered every word we said to her. She truly listened full heartedly to every conversation!!!! One thing is for sure...the love and devotion for her family was undeniable! She spoke of everyone with such gratitude and her eyes lit up with every word pouring from her mouth. She  will greatly be missed!!! Her beauty, kindness, thoughtfulness and inner strength has made such an impact on our fitness team.  

Judy was a big part of my life and my best friend for over 35 years.  Our favorite past time
was to walk in the mall, Home Goods, and coffee clatches at Judy's office (McDonalds) to solve the world's problems and our own.  Judy was very witty, intellectual, yet down to earth, and caring.  I respected her for her advice and helpfulness and was always there for me  I will miss her tremendously.   Love you Judy and see you in haven.  

Judy was an amazing human being that taught me personally a lot about respect, kindness, and how to treat people. As a young kid, whenever I would visit the Brown's home she would always be so courteous and loving to me. Whether it was the CPK dinners or her amazing cooked fish, she would always make me feel right at home. She also taught me the value of thanking people and reinforced the values of what it meant to be a kind and caring person. She always wanted what was best for me and that is something genuine that I know she did for everyone around her. I'll carry her lessons with me forever and I will miss her indefinitely. 

I am so blessed to have had such a wonderful friend in my life.  Judy was the most honest, kind, caring, person I was so fortunate to enjoy such a friendship with.  She had the most amazing outlook on life and always showed such strength at whatever life's challenges she was confronted with.  She was family to me!  The memories we share from raising children to decorating homes to fun times in Atlanta to endless conversations about life were priceless and I will always refer to her endless wisdom to carry me through life.   I will celebrate her always and smile about the wonderful memories that I will have forever!  Rest In Peace.  I love you Judy!!

OBITUARIO

Judith Ann Brown

25 junio, 1942 – 6 marzo, 2019

Hodges Funeral Home at Naples Memorial Gardens

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