Judith passed away peacefully at Penhall Hostel in Castlemaine on 6th January 2023 aged 94 years.
Dearly loved by her husband France (dec), her 3 children Donald, Philip and Leanne,
their partners Susan, Pamela and Neil,
her grandchildren Adam, Paul, Mathew, Patricia, Heather (dec), David, Anne, Katherine,
Emily, Michael, Alana and Lachlan and her 11 great grandchildren.
Thank you to all who cared for her at Penhall Hostel, Dr Emily Girdwood and Dr Helen Dewhurst.
A private burial service was held at Campbelltown Cemetery on 11th January.
A private funeral has been held.
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Dear Judith,
You brought such light into Penhall since the day you arrived, it was a privilege to have cared for and entertain you. You were always so grateful for everything. I loved your spirit, your wealth of knowledge, our wonderful chats and your absolute love for your family and all around you. Rest peacefully dear lady you will be missed.. I promise I’ll get to Ireland xo ☘️💕☘️
Judith has been my friend since we started nursing together in 1945. Although we have not been able to see each other recently we have always been in touch and her photo on this site is just Judith as I knew her, always bright and contented with never a complaint.
I send my condolences to all her family at their sad loss, but what lovely memories they can cherish. Such a lovely lady.
Always remembering Judith with love and affection,
Ruth Gledhill.
Dear Robbie, dearly loved friend and Nursing Colleague of 77 years. Always cheerful and with a great sense of humour. I will miss our phone chats. 🌹
Judith Culvenor, how much we loved you all those years ago when I worked at the Castlemaine library.
You were so up-beat and positive, so caring, kind, thoughtful. Both Pat and I loved you.
You were extra kind to me through days of my engagement, Dad dying and my wedding.
I always missed you and thought of you often.
Condolences to your lovely family … whom you spoke of with enthusiasm and great positive energy.
Love from Marie Morgan
Judith, so sorry to hear you have passed.
You were a great and kind presence, intelligent, curious, open, diligent and loving.
I feel honoured to have known you.
– Lynne Bird
Judith,
Such an honor and a privilege to have known and cared for you over the years.
I loved hearing your stories of your nursing days. When the war ended, witnessing the first injection of penicillin and that you didn’t like working Friday nights as too many young men came off their motorcycle’s. You were born before your time with such passion for your ‘voice’ in politics and an intelligence I could only dream of. The love you shared for your family and spoke so fondly of your grandchildren.
I have to thank you! As my daughters grew up from teenagers to be adults your advice always made me think more clearly.
You will always be remembered Judith!