Henderson High School, West Chester, Pa- Class of 1969
Judith Bronson (Judy) was born in Westchester (sic), Pa. and was the only daughter of Robert and Betty Bronson. Judy was a free spirit and left home at the age of eighteen to give birth to her only child David Miller. She would often say that he was her greatest accomplishment in life.
Judy was a hard worker and ran heavy machinery at the Scott Paper factory in Chester, Pa. for sixteen years. Someone made the mistake of telling her that she was part Indian and then she became Pocahontas! Judy left the little town of Marcus Hook for a spiritual retreat in Canada. After two short years, it was time to leave the sweat lodge and peace pipe behind.
Judy moved to Orlando, Florida to be closer to her son. In September of 1995, David gave his heart to Jesus and became a Christian. Judy said to her son: "if you can change there must be a God" and Judy gave her life to Christ one month later. Judy's love for God led her to be a servant in the Victory Outreach ministry. She was a live-in leader that served women that had drug addictions and other hurts in life.
Later she joined the East Coast Believers Church in Casselberry, Florida. Judy made many lifelong friends in that church and a piece of her heart was always with them. She continued to serve Christ at Kissimmee Christian Church when she moved once again to be closer to her son. Judy served as a: greeter, servant to the homeless, and was a part of the Celebrate Recovery group. Judy loved people and had a true servant's heart.
Judy started a second career working for AT&T in the call center located at East Orlando. She had many friends at that job, and retired in 2018. She always valued the friends that she made on that job.
Judy lost her battle with cancer on July the 8th, 2021, and there is no doubt that she is in heaven sharing her infectious laugh. She leaves behind her one and only son by birth, David Miller and one of the greatest gifts to Judy, his wife Dimara Miller. Dimara was the daughter Judy never had and Dimara was Judy's full time caretaker during the last few months of Judy's life. Heaven has many jewels waiting for that angel! Dimara's brother Tomas Tatis would later become Judy's other son and she loved him until the end.
Judy also leaves behind: seven wonderful brothers and six sister in-laws (all Bronson's). Four from her mom and dad: Robert (wife Donna), Larry (wife Cathy), Gary (AKA Skip), and Ronald (wife Phyllis). Her father remarried and gave Judy three more brothers: Rob (wife Teresa), Barry (wife Theresa), and Greg (wife Lora).
There are eight grandchildren: David Miller "little Dave" (already in heaven), Anthony Miller, Dominique Miller, Hannah Miller, Andres Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Jenny Padilla, and Terique Shelton.
These wonderful grandchildren had given Judy 11 great grandchildren. There are many nieces and nephews that loved Judy and she loved them all!
Thank you to Dennis Bivings for being a father figure to Judy and a dad to David. You were the greatest man Judy ever knew.
Judy had a few serious relationships over the seventy years of life but she never walked down an isle as a bride. Her story does not end without a wedding because she a part of the Church of Jesus and that makes her a bride to Jesus! Judy is now with the most perfect Husband anyone could ever have! No more sickness, no more loneliness, no more suffering. Judy is now resting in the arms of her heavenly Father.
Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park
Judith Bronson (Judy) was born in Westchester (sic), Pa. and was the only daughter of Robert and Betty Bronson. Judy was a free spirit and left home at the age of eighteen to give birth to her only child David Miller. She would often say that he was her greatest accomplishment in life.
Judy was a hard worker and ran heavy machinery at the Scott Paper factory in Chester, Pa. for sixteen years. Someone made the mistake of telling her that she was part Indian and then she became Pocahontas! Judy left the little town of Marcus Hook for a spiritual retreat in Canada. After two short years, it was time to leave the sweat lodge and peace pipe behind.
Judy moved to Orlando, Florida to be closer to her son. In September of 1995, David gave his heart to Jesus and became a Christian. Judy said to her son: "if you can change there must be a God" and Judy gave her life to Christ one month later. Judy's love for God led her to be a servant in the Victory Outreach ministry. She was a live-in leader that served women that had drug addictions and other hurts in life.
Later she joined the East Coast Believers Church in Casselberry, Florida. Judy made many lifelong friends in that church and a piece of her heart was always with them. She continued to serve Christ at Kissimmee Christian Church when she moved once again to be closer to her son. Judy served as a: greeter, servant to the homeless, and was a part of the Celebrate Recovery group. Judy loved people and had a true servant's heart.
Judy started a second career working for AT&T in the call center located at East Orlando. She had many friends at that job, and retired in 2018. She always valued the friends that she made on that job.
Judy lost her battle with cancer on July the 8th, 2021, and there is no doubt that she is in heaven sharing her infectious laugh. She leaves behind her one and only son by birth, David Miller and one of the greatest gifts to Judy, his wife Dimara Miller. Dimara was the daughter Judy never had and Dimara was Judy's full time caretaker during the last few months of Judy's life. Heaven has many jewels waiting for that angel! Dimara's brother Tomas Tatis would later become Judy's other son and she loved him until the end.
Judy also leaves behind: seven wonderful brothers and six sister in-laws (all Bronson's). Four from her mom and dad: Robert (wife Donna), Larry (wife Cathy), Gary (AKA Skip), and Ronald (wife Phyllis). Her father remarried and gave Judy three more brothers: Rob (wife Teresa), Barry (wife Theresa), and Greg (wife Lora).
There are eight grandchildren: David Miller "little Dave" (already in heaven), Anthony Miller, Dominique Miller, Hannah Miller, Andres Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Jenny Padilla, and Terique Shelton.
These wonderful grandchildren had given Judy 11 great grandchildren. There are many nieces and nephews that loved Judy and she loved them all!
Thank you to Dennis Bivings for being a father figure to Judy and a dad to David. You were the greatest man Judy ever knew.
Judy had a few serious relationships over the seventy years of life but she never walked down an isle as a bride. Her story does not end without a wedding because she a part of the Church of Jesus and that makes her a bride to Jesus! Judy is now with the most perfect Husband anyone could ever have! No more sickness, no more loneliness, no more suffering. Judy is now resting in the arms of her heavenly Father.
Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park
Henderson High School, West Chester, Pa- Class of 1969
Judith Bronson (Judy) was born in Westchester (sic), Pa. and was the only daughter of Robert and Betty Bronson. Judy was a free spirit and left home at the age of eighteen to give birth to her only child David Miller. She would often say that he was her greatest accomplishment in life.
Judy was a hard worker and ran heavy machinery at the Scott Paper factory in Chester, Pa. for sixteen years. Someone made the mistake of telling her that she was part Indian and then she became Pocahontas! Judy left the little town of Marcus Hook for a spiritual retreat in Canada. After two short years, it was time to leave the sweat lodge and peace pipe behind.
Judy moved to Orlando, Florida to be closer to her son. In September of 1995, David gave his heart to Jesus and became a Christian. Judy said to her son: "if you can change there must be a God" and Judy gave her life to Christ one month later. Judy's love for God led her to be a servant in the Victory Outreach ministry. She was a live-in leader that served women that had drug addictions and other hurts in life.
Later she joined the East Coast Believers Church in Casselberry, Florida. Judy made many lifelong friends in that church and a piece of her heart was always with them. She continued to serve Christ at Kissimmee Christian Church when she moved once again to be closer to her son. Judy served as a: greeter, servant to the homeless, and was a part of the Celebrate Recovery group. Judy loved people and had a true servant's heart.
Judy started a second career working for AT&T in the call center located at East Orlando. She had many friends at that job, and retired in 2018. She always valued the friends that she made on that job.
Judy lost her battle with cancer on July the 8th, 2021, and there is no doubt that she is in heaven sharing her infectious laugh. She leaves behind her one and only son by birth, David Miller and one of the greatest gifts to Judy, his wife Dimara Miller. Dimara was the daughter Judy never had and Dimara was Judy's full time caretaker during the last few months of Judy's life. Heaven has many jewels waiting for that angel! Dimara's brother Tomas Tatis would later become Judy's other son and she loved him until the end.
Judy also leaves behind: seven wonderful brothers and six sister in-laws (all Bronson's). Four from her mom and dad: Robert (wife Donna), Larry (wife Cathy), Gary (AKA Skip), and Ronald (wife Phyllis). Her father remarried and gave Judy three more brothers: Rob (wife Teresa), Barry (wife Theresa), and Greg (wife Lora).
There are eight grandchildren: David Miller "little Dave" (already in heaven), Anthony Miller, Dominique Miller, Hannah Miller, Andres Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Jenny Padilla, and Terique Shelton.
These wonderful grandchildren had given Judy 11 great grandchildren. There are many nieces and nephews that loved Judy and she loved them all!
Thank you to Dennis Bivings for being a father figure to Judy and a dad to David. You were the greatest man Judy ever knew.
Judy had a few serious relationships over the seventy years of life but she never walked down an isle as a bride. Her story does not end without a wedding because she a part of the Church of Jesus and that makes her a bride to Jesus! Judy is now with the most perfect Husband anyone could ever have! No more sickness, no more loneliness, no more suffering. Judy is now resting in the arms of her heavenly Father.
Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park
Judith Bronson (Judy) was born in Westchester (sic), Pa. and was the only daughter of Robert and Betty Bronson. Judy was a free spirit and left home at the age of eighteen to give birth to her only child David Miller. She would often say that he was her greatest accomplishment in life.
Judy was a hard worker and ran heavy machinery at the Scott Paper factory in Chester, Pa. for sixteen years. Someone made the mistake of telling her that she was part Indian and then she became Pocahontas! Judy left the little town of Marcus Hook for a spiritual retreat in Canada. After two short years, it was time to leave the sweat lodge and peace pipe behind.
Judy moved to Orlando, Florida to be closer to her son. In September of 1995, David gave his heart to Jesus and became a Christian. Judy said to her son: "if you can change there must be a God" and Judy gave her life to Christ one month later. Judy's love for God led her to be a servant in the Victory Outreach ministry. She was a live-in leader that served women that had drug addictions and other hurts in life.
Later she joined the East Coast Believers Church in Casselberry, Florida. Judy made many lifelong friends in that church and a piece of her heart was always with them. She continued to serve Christ at Kissimmee Christian Church when she moved once again to be closer to her son. Judy served as a: greeter, servant to the homeless, and was a part of the Celebrate Recovery group. Judy loved people and had a true servant's heart.
Judy started a second career working for AT&T in the call center located at East Orlando. She had many friends at that job, and retired in 2018. She always valued the friends that she made on that job.
Judy lost her battle with cancer on July the 8th, 2021, and there is no doubt that she is in heaven sharing her infectious laugh. She leaves behind her one and only son by birth, David Miller and one of the greatest gifts to Judy, his wife Dimara Miller. Dimara was the daughter Judy never had and Dimara was Judy's full time caretaker during the last few months of Judy's life. Heaven has many jewels waiting for that angel! Dimara's brother Tomas Tatis would later become Judy's other son and she loved him until the end.
Judy also leaves behind: seven wonderful brothers and six sister in-laws (all Bronson's). Four from her mom and dad: Robert (wife Donna), Larry (wife Cathy), Gary (AKA Skip), and Ronald (wife Phyllis). Her father remarried and gave Judy three more brothers: Rob (wife Teresa), Barry (wife Theresa), and Greg (wife Lora).
There are eight grandchildren: David Miller "little Dave" (already in heaven), Anthony Miller, Dominique Miller, Hannah Miller, Andres Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Jenny Padilla, and Terique Shelton.
These wonderful grandchildren had given Judy 11 great grandchildren. There are many nieces and nephews that loved Judy and she loved them all!
Thank you to Dennis Bivings for being a father figure to Judy and a dad to David. You were the greatest man Judy ever knew.
Judy had a few serious relationships over the seventy years of life but she never walked down an isle as a bride. Her story does not end without a wedding because she a part of the Church of Jesus and that makes her a bride to Jesus! Judy is now with the most perfect Husband anyone could ever have! No more sickness, no more loneliness, no more suffering. Judy is now resting in the arms of her heavenly Father.
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