The Pal

Judy, Judy, What a gal!
To my son you've been a pal;
You've taught him of life and of love,
You've taught him of God who lives above.

You've taught him of games and things he's not seen;
You've taught him of colors: red, blue and green;
You've taught him of kindness, patience and good;
You've even helped him cook his food.

You have helped to teach him right from wrong,
And days with you never seem long;
You've taught him to learn in work and play,
As you gude him along day by day.

There are few in this world that I owe so much to,
And all I can give is a gigantic "Thank You!!!"
For loving and teaching this boy of mine,
The one who will grow to be so fine.

And when he's grown to be quite a man,
You'll know in your heart you had a hand;
In helping him to stretch and grow,
To love his life and Jesus so.



	Judy was an assistant at the school where my son began his Kindergarten year. She was marvelous. Joe was so small and had so much to learn. Judy worked with him a lot. Unfortunately, I haven't seen her in quite some time and don't really know what she is doing now but I hope she is happy whatever she is doing and where ever she is spending her life.



	The Pal

	Judy, Judy, What a gal! To my son you've been a pal; You've taught him of life and of love, You've taught him of God who lives above. You've taught him of games and things he's not seen; You've taught him of colors: red, blue and green; You've taught him of kindness, patience and good; You've even helped him cook his food. You have helped to teach him right from wrong, And days with you never seem long; You've taught him to learn in work and play, As you gude him along day by day. There are few in this world that I owe so much to, And all I can give is a gigantic "Thank You!!!" For loving and teaching this boy of mine, The one who will grow to be so fine. And when he's grown to be quite a man, You'll know in your heart you had a hand; In helping him to stretch and grow, To love his life and Jesus so.