GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE Sunday February 9, 1997

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Judy Lee Hay

HARLEM - Judy Lee Hay, 43, a sheriff's officer and Harlem police dispatcher,

died Friday of cancer in a Havre hospital.

Her funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Harlem American Lutheran Church,

with burial in the Harlem Cemetery. Edwards Funeral Home is in charge.

Memorials are suggested to a charity of the donor's choice.

Born Oct. 23, 1953, in Havre, she attended schools in Harlem and worked for a

number of years as Harlem police dispatcher. She also served with the Blaine

County sheriff's department for the past six years.

Surviving are her parents, Blaine and Betty Hay; a brother, Blaine Hay Jr, of

Wadene, Minn.; four sisters, Karen Simons and Linda Malley of Havre, Patty

DeSaye of Whitehall and Connie Maize of Tioga, N.D., and her grandparents, Sid

and Lil Dallum of Bellingham, Wash.

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HAVRE DAILY NEWS Monday February 10,1997

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JUDY LEE HAY

HARLEM - Judy Lee Hay, 43, longtime Blaine County Sheriff and Harlem Police

Dispatcher, died Feb. 7, 1997, at the Northern Montana Hospital in Havre due to

cancer.

Funeral services will be Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 2 p.m. in the Harlem American

Lutheran Church with burial following in Harlem Cemetery.

She was born to Blaine and Betty (Dallum) Hay on Oct. 23, 1953 in Havre. She

attended schools in Harlem and graduated from Harlem High School in 1973.

She worked 23 years as the Harlem Police Dispatcher and the last six years

for the Blaine County Sheriff's Department.

She is survived by her parents, Blaine and Betty Hay of Harlem; one brother,

Blaine Hay Jr. of Wadena, Minn, four sisters, Karen Simons and Linda Malley

both of Havre; Patty Desaye of Whitehall; Connie Maize of Tioga, N.D.;

grandparents Sid and Lil Dallum of Bellingham, Wash., many nieces, nephews,

cousins,auntsw, and uncles.

Memorials may be sent to one's choice.

Arrangements by Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook.

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