Hello to all! My name is Lauren Harris, Judy was my biological grandmother. In October of 1966 she gave birth to my mother Victoria Parmer in Phoenix, Arizona and put her up for adoption with the First Christian Church. After years and years of searching we have found the only living relative Judith had, a son that was very young when she died and did not even know about my mother. Now we are trying to connect with ANYONE that may have been close to her during that time that would possibly know who my mother's birth father is. We know that he may have been married, and we absolutely do not want anything from him. We would just like to have some background information, and perhaps a photo to see where some of our family features come from! Any help or any stories about her would be greatly appreciated. As she passed away before my mother was able to find her, just knowing a piece of her and having pictures of her is enough for us!
Lauren, I remember Judy really well in school but lost touch after graduation. I cannot remember anyone in particular that she dated in school. She was a beautiful girl and I hate hearing that she has passed away. Did you see her picture in the yearbook pages that are posted on the main page? I wish I had more information for you and hoping that one of our classmates might be able to help. Please keep checking on here for information.
Lauren, have you talked to her son that you mentioned? Do you have his name? Especially his last name. Do you have any idea when and where she died and what her last name was? This might help us do some checking.
Hi Nancy,
I'm Victoria, Judy's daughter. I wanted to say thank you and that any and all information about Judy will be greatly appreciated.
To answer your questions.
Yes, I have been in contact with my brother, Jonathan Lawson. He and his father have been very helpful.
Judy lived on Merritt Island, she passed away in 1994.
In 1965 she worked at Wuesthoff Hospital in Melbourne.
We have been told that my biological father was a Doctor at the hospital.
