Birth date: May 17, 1961 Death date: Apr 25, 2023
Judith “Judy” Elaine Green, 61, passed away peacefully on April 25, 2023 in Richmond, VA, surrounded by her family. She was born May 17, 1961 in Warrenton, VA to Harold Ryland Green, Sr. and Julia Beverly Green. In addition to her Read Obituary
To the family of Judith E Green,
The last couple of years, Judith was working on a book about the Green family. Knowing how large the Green family is, this task of collecting names, birth dates, and who was connected to which family was a big undertaking but something Judith enjoyed in. Her dad is 1 of 14 boys. David Scott & Lelia Green were the head of this large family. They brought in this world 14 boys within 21 years! They were married 73 years. So I hope their is a book somewhere with all Judith's work. May the exiting family members be blessed with the work she did on creating a book with Green Family memories. May Judith rest in peace.
With sympathy,
Alan & Annie Green
1st cousin to Judith
Lloyd Green is Alan's father - Judith's uncle.
Judy! AKA as pea wea, Was a spitfire of force. motivated by so much energy and relentlessness to getting the job done right the first time. She made working with her a daily adventure. I remember asking her how in the world did she take notes so fast in any meeting and spit it all back out in email within the hour after the meeting? Anyone that was working on a project with her was held accountable. She had a great mind. She was so much fun to work with and she taught me so much. Her devotion and love for her family, friends and her animals. always came first. She will be missed with warm and thoughtful memories. She was so little and so strong!!!
While I did work with Judy the things I remember about her are her bringing a homemade frosted carrot cake to one of my (car) races. Yummy. I remember she loved animals. Raised great kids and created a beautiful home for them. And through it all I never heard her complain once about her medical issues. They truly broke the mold after Judy. She will be remembered.
Judith (I always called her Judith because I thought Judy just wasn't strong enough for her) and I began our careers almost simultaneously at E-Systems, Inc. We worked together as Software Engineers; first as rotating shift workers, then as normal day workers. We diverged in our career paths a little but throughout our time we worked mostly on the same central project; just not always in the same "office". Always, though, we often crossed paths while working together towards the same accomplishment. I always considered Judith like a little sister to me. She was very bright, very active, and very focused. We grew together and improved each other. She will be missed.
I hade the absolute pleasure of working with Judy while we were both at "the site." She was a tremendous worker and an even better person. She will be missed greatly. I am glad to have known her.
An amazing co-worker with a brilliant smile and eagerness to pursue the mission. Another angel...
What a beautifully written and loving tribute to Judy. I am proud to have worked with Judy on multiple projects. One of the delights of that work was watching Judy descend on a conference room of us mortals and proceed to burst, with a stiletto heel, every balloon that was filled with stupid. There were moments of terror when you realized you were holding a balloon of stupid and she was headed your way. Judy made stuff work, made people try harder, and led by example. She was fierce. She was also a lot of fun. I grieve that she is gone too soon.
We are so sorry for the loss of Judy. She brought such a bright light to the Campbell family and those of us who were fortunate to know her.
