Robert Judd

(01/15/21 - Capital Invasion Comments) - Read More

(4/5/10 - Kathryn & Bob bring the 1969 Ford F250 Camper Special back from Arizona) - Read More

(10/27/08) -  Kathryn Says No to Developers . Read More

03/24/08 - Kathryn's Easter Bunnies - Click Here

03/03/08 - email about coming to America - Click Here

01/08/08 - Memories - Chesterland, Lynbrook, and Chappaqua - Click Here

10/20/07 - A bit of early Chappaqua history pieced together by Bob - Click Here

Graduated Williams College. Married Kathryn Kelly in 2002.

Bob was the International Vice President and Creative Director for J. Walter Thompson, Europe. He was on vacation in Portugal when the agency was sold and lost the largest account in Europe: Ford. Fortunately, he'd read Alistair McClean's "A Way to A Dusty Death." Bob thought, "I can write as badly as that." He wrote and published 8 novels. And two non fiction books, "How to Fall Out of Love" and "Sexual Confidence," something that he's always wanted.

He lived in London from 1965 - 1969. He and his first wife, The Feminist Press co-founder, Karen Turner (HG60), drove back to New York by way of Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and Cambodia, a trip that took six months. He Lived in London again, with his second wife, Margaret, '82-'92. He Lived with Pam Page(HG '58) from '92 to '98 in a house in Los Altos Hills, CA that was the setting for his seventh novel, "Family Values." Writing occasional pieces for Road & Track has taken him all over England, Europe, Bahrain, Japan, Australia, Mexico, Fargo North Dakota and Belleville, Kansas
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(Editor's Note - a search at amazon.com reveals the following Bob Judd titles)
Indy ('91), Formula One ('91), Monza ('92), Phoenix ('93), The Race ('94), Juice ('94), Curve ('94), Spin ('94) & Silverstone('94). Written under the pen name of Forrest Evers are Family Values ('97) & Takeover ('98). Bob also coauthored How to Fall Out of Love ('79) and Sexual Confidence ('80).

Bob’s most recent piece is about his parents (Cora & Clarence), Chappaqua, and cars. It's in the spring issue of Howard Junker’s literary magazine, ZYZZYVA. Howard Junker has generously offered to send you a free copy.  E-mail Howard  (editor@zyzzyva.org) with your name and address, mentioning that you're a member of HGHS57.  You can also read it online (with fewer pictures) by clicking here.