We  are remembering dearest Judy and Ken today as treasured friends and mentors. They welcomed us to Dallas with open hearts and arms. We are enjoying the Van Cliburn competition these past few weeks to include a lovely recollection of our attendance as a four some years ago. We miss them and as we pass Dallas landmarks together we frequently share a memorable time we spent with them there.
Michael and Denise Duffy.

What an incredible God Wink to receive this link to the beautiful tribute to our beloved Judy.  We are celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary  today and it feels nothing short of miraculous to be reminded of our deep and loving friendship with Judy and Ken. When we moved to Texas we were blessed with their friendship,  and we enjoyed discovering so much of Dallas, Texas and beyond with them.  The gift of having them in our lives is immeasurable and we feel blessed to have had this wonderful visual reminder today of all the happiness. kindness and joy that they gave unconditionally  to each other, their beautiful family  and their many friends.  We miss them both and treasure our memories of them  deeply.
Michael & Denise Duffy

Judy and Ken  were the most devoted and loving couple I ever met   We were neighbors in Bryan Place, and their warm welcome and friendship I will cherish always. Happy they are together again but bittersweet they are gone. They will always be in my heart. 
Cheryl Binnie
St Andrews 
Scotland 

Sorry I was out of town and didn't get to Judy's service. I first met Judy (and later Kenneth) when she worked in our Social Science office at Eastfield College. In recent years, she generously invited me to be her guest at the Dallas Symphony and Pops series. We enjoyed the music and dining at the buffet. Judy and Kenneth were wonderfully generous people. I'm sorry she didn't get to go on her "free" cruise this summer. She was looking forward to it. I will miss her so much. Susanne Starling, former chairman, Eastfield Social Science Division.

Kevin and family,  Your Mother and I had become such great friends.  We had many, many fun times together on our river cruises, sharing a room and laughing a lot (at ourselves)!! We enjoyed the Musicals, the Symphony, San Francisco and many dining out experiences.  She was a loving, gracious lady and I know you have an empty place in your heart,  Know that she was so proud of you and your family!!! God will give you the strength and peace to face this time.  God Bless You All. 
Pat Patterson

We are so very saddened at the news of Judy's passing, but consoled by the thought of having her as an angel looking, with Ken, over us.   Admittedly, this might result in us all having to walk a little straighter.

We met Judy and Ken on a trip to Russia over twenty years ago. Ken served as self-appointed aide-de-camp to my dad, a fellow Marine of "Old Breed" WWII vintage; and, Judy was so very dear to us and to mom from the start.  That was a very special trip, and one that foretold of an inevitable and deep friendship with Judy and Ken Fuller.  How lucky we were to have met and then stayed in touch.

Unexpectedly, we moved to Dallas in '06, and, Judy became our second mom, on loan from Kevin. She and Ken became treasured and close friends and mentors to ensure our "transition" was complete and proper.  Judy shared her love of Dallas, her passion for all things Texan, and even her table at the Myerson ... beside the piano.   

We have so many beautiful and joyous memories of her to salve the pain of losing her too soon.   While we planned, wanted and would love more of those memories and more of her, we're beyond lucky and are incredibly blessed that she gave us the bounty of happiness we'll carry forward.

Love always to you, Judy.  Please give Ken a hug.  Our prayers are immediately for you both, with heartfelt thanks; and, we offer deepest condolences to Kevin and the family.

To Kevin, Sharla, and the boys: I am very sorry for your loss. We will be thinking of you during this difficult time. 

OBITUARY

Judith R. Fuller

September 27, 1933 – June 15, 2018

Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home & Hillcrest Mausoleum & Memorial Park

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