Judy Agar Ferrari Hans
Judy Agar Ferrari was born on March 26, 1923 in the Seychelles Islands. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ferrari. She married Sorab Shroff in 1946, a Parsee from India. They had 10 children.
After the death of her husband, she married Noel Hans. In 1985 they moved to the United States to join her children and made Houston their home.
In her spare time Judy enjoyed to knit, crochet, and cross stitch which she shared with friends and family. She was also a very good cook of her traditional Seychelles dishes. She also loved to dance and has participated in several multi cultural dances at Ste. Bernadette performing the Seychelles sega.
She loved her family vacations to the Seychelles, and took the last one in 2012 at 89 years old. She always made sure she was in control of all the plans. She enjoyed spending time with her children especially the family gatherings whenever they would visit her from other States or overseas.
Judy will be remembered by her family and friends for her kindness and friendly nature. She was a very devout Catholic, and loved praying the rosary, even on her death bed she was still praying.
She is survived by her husband Noel, her ten children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She will be greatly missed by all.
Visitation 6pm – Vigil 7pm – Thursday – June 1 at Crowder Funeral Home in Webster
Funeral Mass 10:30am – Friday – June 2 at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, 15500 El Camino Real, Houston, 77062
Laid to Rest in the Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery, Dickinson, Texas
I send my condolences to you and your family. Grandmothers are so special. They leave such beautiful memories… the aroma coming from the kitchen as they cook, sitting on their lap when you can’t go to sleep at night, giving you a great big hug before you go out the door, and so many more.
My prayers are with you and your family during this time of sadness.
Your co-worker and friend,
Alice
I am thinking of all of you at this very moment. I am with all of you in prayers and spirit. May the Lord and the blessed mother lightened your pain.
May you soul rest in eternal peace Aunty. You will be sadly missed for all jokes
and advices. Our condolences and sympathy to all the family
Love you Mummy , thanks for the memories and bringing me up in the best place to grow up in this world Bel Air Mahe Seychelles
Pierre your loving son
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My condolences to you Pierre. I am a genealogist based in New Zealand and currently work for a descendant of the Shroff Family from India. On an Ancestry site my client is a match to a family who have your Mother first Husband Sorabji Shroff as an ancestor. I am wanting to try and find out more about him. If you can help my email is jacko at research dot co dot nz. Hope to hear from you, Regards David Jack
Rest In Peace, we will miss your smiles, good cooking, fashion
Sense but most of all your zest for life. A long life well lived
Now at rest. Will always remember how you love to dance.
Your friends in heaven are waiting for you with open arms
While here on earth your legacy lives on. Past the moon,
Past the stars till we meet again in God’s eternal rest.
You were my grandmother and i never really knew you due to the oceans of lufe. However the family connection was always there and i hope you had a good life. Despite the distance you were fondly thought of
Still vivid in my mind the times at Bel Air when mamam, Noel, Perviz and I will passionately indulge in our games of “ludo” and “lafouy” and wishing the nights will not come so soon to leave her company. The fondest of memories will linger on for years to come. We will all miss you mamam. Rest in peace.
It was my honor to be allowed to care for Ms. Judy. I will remember her always.
Rita McKenzie
Our deepest condolences and sympathy.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Rest in peace Aunty Agar.
Helene,
Gustave &Joeanne Pragassen (Fontaine) & family.
May your Soul rest in peace Aunty.Our condolences and Sympathy to all the family.God Bless.
Guillian, David Anderson and Maxine Fontaine -Anderson ( Fontaine family) United Kingdom.
I never got the chance to meet you or at least at a time when I would remember. I wish I did because I belive you were an amazing woman. Keep protecting us. I know you do.