Birth date: Oct 16, 1962 Death date: Jul 16, 2014
Judy Belandres-LueOn Wednesday, July 16th, our beloved wife, mother, sister and daughter, Judy Belandres-Lue, passed into eternal rest.Judy was born to Rogelio Belandres and Louella Somera Belandres on October 16, 1962 in Quezon C Read Obituary
Hello Charito, Beautifully said!!! Judy will be greatly missed.
I am so sorry for your loss Kent. Judy was such an amazing woman! I am so sorry for your loss and I pray that god gives you and your boys the strength to get thru this difficult time.
First and foremost, my deepest condolences to Ken, Douglas, and Derek. You lost an extraordinary wife, mother, and friend, but she will always be remembered by all with much affection. I worked with Judy at Nektar prior to moving on to Novartis. I never met anybody who had so much pep, imagination, and as my mum would say, joie de vivre. When you walked into Accounts Payable, you felt that you had joined the most fun department in the company. And there was Judy, gently giving me instructions on what to do with a incorrect invoice, while flinging a quick and hilarious, zinger. It was madness, but it was the most fun and delicious time I had at Nektar. Ken, Douglas,and Derek, you should be very proud of Judy. She gave it all in every way possible to the point that her little body could give no more. Now I would like to believe that she is a little star in the sky. But like she was in life, her star will glow beautifully always to remind us of a very special lady called Judy Belandres Lue.
rest in peace judy you are forever remembered.
Although I’ve only known Judy and her family for a few months, it felt more like a lifetime. I am thankful and honored that I met you and our paths crossed. You taught us a different kind of courage–that no matter how much pain you felt inside, you still tried to be a gracious, loving host in your home. Thank you for your kindness, your generosity and your friendship. My sister Eddy and I will never forget you. We pray for your journey to eternal peace and happiness in the heavenly kingdom of our God the Father Almighty, our Savior, in Jesus name, amen.
Kent, what a beautiful love story! Judy touched the hearts of so many. She defines courage, generosity, kind, funny, admirable, loved LIFE and FAMILY…we all have a little bit of her and I will hold that piece close to my heart. I am grateful that I met her and your family. My sister Eddy and I will never forget her. We hope and pray that her loving memories will bring you and your family peace and comfort at this time of need.
Judy, I can not count the amount of times that you made me smile and laugh. You have been such a vibrant, beautiful woman and I am so grateful for having known you and I know I am one of many people who feel the same ways. You are so loved. My prayers go to you and your beautiful family!
I lit a candle for Judy this morning. I have been offering all the masses I daily attend
My beautiful cousin?I cannot describe the unimaginable sadness hearing the news … first and foremost, I love you more than I can say. I am sorry that I did not have the courage to visit you. Seeing you ill brings too many sad memories of my beloved mommy. I only want to remember you as you were before the illness ravaged your body. I am so fortunate to hold in my heart a special time with before you became ill. Remember when I decided to take the long drive on White Road from Saint Victor?s Church? We were laughing and goofing off so much that I didn?t even realize I might have side-swiped the truck next to us. We were late to Mr. Jurado?s burial because I made the guy pull over, just to inspect my Tahoe. The damage was probably my fault, but you know I will never admit to it. Plus I had to show the guy who was in charge. I am so glad we had that time together. I think that was the first time I had you all to myself without Ruby and Michelle. I will cherish that day for the rest of my life because two months later, you became very ill. Sadly, I am not infused with your strength and did not have the courage to see you. Please forgive me cousin. I want to remember you like back in the day on Garvey Place. You remember that place near the Orchard, right? Those days when Roberta was Ruby? Our summers were spent doing nothing but hanging out. The garage parties; the trips to the beach; the trips to the arcade all courtesy of Manuel. Poor Manuel, he did everything you asked him to do. What about those large boobs of yours? You thought I forgot about them right? I think you are the first Pinay with large boobs. It was just out there ready to smother. Gosh, you used to scare all of the boys to death with those things. I think Noel is still scared of them. How about those car rides in your parents? station wagon? The nights I slept over in your princess bed; the sleepless nights due to your dad?s snoring. How about the time when I told you, it was okay to call long distance on my mommy?s yellow house phone? You used to come over every day as soon as my mommy left for work just to use the house phone. Then the phone bill arrived and it was over $900.00. That was the end of the long distance phone calls. You will always be the big sister, the mommy of the family. I cannot remember a single time where laughter was not involved. I know that heaven is louder, sillier and more fun because of you and only you. I love you and will remember you always. Emma Gazmen Carbonel-Benigno Noel, Nicholas, Desiree and Nathan Benigno – We send our love, peace and prayer to the Family.
You will meet again. All of us are given a soul that will never die. Know that you and the boys are in my prayers, my promise to Judy. I place you under the care of St Joseph. A simple prayer you can pray: St Joseph, pray for me and the boys.
