Photo Gallery

A small gallery of photos of Judy from the time she was in Baron Renfrew School in North York to her life as a mother in Scarborough to those early months on TPN to hamming it up on a motorbike in Bobcaygeon for Jeej to her famous trip to Sweden.

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(Click image to view it larger and click through set. Click the X at top right to return to this page. Top photos courtesy of Russell family, Carol McGregor, Clifford Taylor. Bottom photos courtesy of Dr. Bernard Langer and Clifford Taylor.)

Judy Taylor as a child. Black and white photo. Smiling in a school classroom from the 1940s. — Judy Taylor as a child

Judy Taylor black and white photo with short wavy black hair. Cat eyeglasses with black upper and clear on lower part of frames. Choker. Red lipstick. Not smilin. — Judy Taylor in her 20s after the birth of her first child

Judy Taylor as a young women with thick, wavy black hair, a light coloured cardigan. And clear glasses. Black and white photo. — Judy Taylor in her 30s

Judy Taylor lying in a hospital bed, smiling with her cats-eye glasses, showing the catheter going into her chest, taped in place. — Judy Taylor with her new TPN lifeline

Judy Taylor in Toronto General Hospital sitting in a black chair in blue dressing gown with IV pole, air tank at the bottom and thick IV type bag hanging from top. Tubes snaking into her. — Judy Taylor in Toronto General Hospital on TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition)

Judy Taylor posing on a small motorcycle on a lawn. Garish 1970s shirt and white pants. Short straight black hair. — Judy Taylor on the motorbike

Judy Taylor in a red snowsuit, sitting on a small red tractor. Thick snowy landscape with bare trees in the background. She's smiling. — Judy Taylor showing off her prowess on a tractor

Judy Taylor with short black hair, in a dark coat, posing for the camera with tinted glasses. — Judy Taylor in Sweden

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