Every interaction with Judy was a memory, that just who she was! We met Judy through 4-H, and can still remember the first time.  At a non-livestock judging day where she had to check your books at the end of he day... she never met a stranger!  She answered all our questions with grace and a little frustration if ya just weren’t getting it.. lol! but more with a smile and love!  She became a role model and a mentor for a program she loved and for true friendship.
 We will miss her ‘I love You's’, her smile, her jokes, her smart a** way, her passion, her friendship and so much more ... We love you Judy ❤️

Praying for the Steven’s family. Great memories of our 4H times. 

Judy’s house was literally my other home.  Living in La Salle, I spent a ton of time with her family and have awesome memories. 

Our friendship formed while serving the Weld County Fair Board.  It was the love for youth and the value of every youth, no matter the financial resources or the size of the project, that formed our friendship bond.   There was no doubt she loved "all" kids.   She was steadfast in her values, a hard worker, and we did a lot of giggling over antidotes at our monthly dinner dates.   We never left without "I Love You's" and "Hugs."   
I am not sure the poem (converted to a pdf) I wrote December 17, 2020 will come up so here it is:

Loving Judy - to the Moon and Back!

This sweet lady
Though short in stature
Stands mighty tall,
And is loved by - more than a few.

Grandkids have spent 
Many a day
In grandma's arms
Loved more than they know - I'd say.

4-H youth - forever special
In her heart and soul.
She loved each and every one
For she made them - feel whole.

But most of all
Her friendship - always so dear.
A joke or two we would share
Just so that giggle - we'd hear.

No one can replace her.
None can compare.
Our days have been blessed
With memories - we share.

We'll never forget
This angel on earth
With just enough devil in her
To make it all worth...........

.........Loving her to the moon
And back.



Judy was so very kind to me and our family thru the years...never forget her laugh and hugs too...enjoyed serving with her for a number of years on the Weld County Fair Board, she always put kids first. I also know she loved her family, you could see that in everything she did. Thoughts and prayers from our family and the many friends she had... The world needed more people in it like Judy, she was one of a kind no doubt...our hearts are broken for her and her family...

Judy will be missed by so many .  She was so special.  She loved the 4-Hers.  Judy wanted the fair to be a wonderful experience for everyone.  She loved her family as much as anyone  could.  My memories are many.  But one that seemed to happen year after year was that we would show up for interview judging wear the same    4-H t-shirt. We would just laugh and hug.  I can't imagine fair without her.  Another memory was when we would say goodbye after a meeting or whatever, there was a hug and Judy would always she "I love you."  I will miss her more than words can say.  Let me know if there is anything I can help the family with.  Love to all of you.
Pat Kindvall

Judy was the best! She was spitfire and whisky in a teacup! I am so very proud to say she was my friend.  She did so very much for 4H.  She was an excellent leader. All that she volunteered for with 4H was amazing.  
I know she loved all her children with all her heart. She adored her grandchildren.  
We will all miss her tremendously.  God has gained a very bright star. 
I send my very deepest sympathy to Judy's entire family and know you are loved.  
With all my heart, Holly

OBITUARY

Judy Agnes Stevens

September 10, 1945 – December 22, 2020

Stoddard Funeral & Cremation & Sunset Memorial Gardens

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