Always a person who loved to learn, to dream and to think, devoting much of her early life to studying a number of different subjects.
Judih was also a talented writer, and would compose daily Haikus - traditional Japanese three-line poems - as an outlet to express her thoughts and observations of the world. She was moved by every bird, butterfly or jackal the passed her by:
white flower
full bloom flaunting
for one rare moment
When Judih and Gadi unknowingly gathered with their children for the last time, they gave them a long embrace, not realizing that this meeting would be their last. On the morning of Simchat Torah, the couple went for their regular morning walk around the kibbutz, when rockets flew over their heads. Judih sent her friend a video of the missiles flying over her just before a motorcycle with Hamas terrorists sped in their direction killing both her and her husband.
Judih was a loving mother, wife and friend, a wonderful educator and caregiver, with a sense of humor, and a sensitive poet who believed in the power of life.
May her memory be blessed.
