I know, I'm real late, but hey, it's still April 5th! Happy Birthday Sweetheart Judy!!!!!!! We love and miss you each and every day! Ad Astra!

I know I haven't posted in a while, but I just decided to post because I'm still here and I'm keeping this page alive. Here recently, I went through issues, but know I'm back. To start off, here's a rare pic.

I'm sure Judy is looking down on each and everyone of us. I miss her. Smile, smarts, beauty, and grace. I'm forever greatful to have hear about a gal like you. I miss you very much sweetheart.

I know I'm 1/2 an hour early, but Happy Birthday Judy! This gal would've been 69 on tomorrow! We miss you girl!

I know that I'm at least five days late from writing this, but Happy New Year! As I mentioned in a post that I posted sometime in July or August 2017, I wished that everyone would come together to make Judy Resnik a hero to every girl! Sure Sally Ride may have been the first American woman in Space, but I just feel that Judy deserves as much recognition as Sally because Judy didn't get to live to be the age Sally was when she passed. She died way too young. However, she managed to be a strong leader for her women astronauts in her class (so did Sally) and learned how to use the robotic arm in space on the STS-41-D mission in 1984. The mission was originally scheduled for June 24, 1984 but due to an invisible fire, it was put on hiatus. The mission started on August 30 - September 5, 1984. Judy logged at least 145 hours in space. While on the Space Shuttle Discovery, she had her hair caught in the IMAX Camera. Mike Coats had the work with the camera for a very long time to get i

A fan of mine emailed me to ask if his/her story could be shown on here. If it offends you in someway, I apologize. Enjoy! Sally Kristen Ride was born in Los Angeles, California in May 25, 1955. Her sisters, Carol, Rachel, and Roselyn would be born in 1956-1958. As a toodler, Sally grew an interest in tennis after seeing her mom play. It was obvious to her mom that she was interested in tennis. At 1 years old, Sally's first complete sentence was "Mama, can I play?" Sally was referring to tennis. All throughout school years and high school years, Sally was ranked the #1 Player on the team. Although she liked tennis, her grandmother introduced her to music. She often enjoyed the piano. One day, during a competition in class, her teacher introduced a new girl in class. Her name was Judy Arlene Resnik. She was assigned to sit next to Sally. What Sally didn't realize at that time that Judy would become her life best friend. Sally also noticed that Judy hated when the boy