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Judith Beaumont

AKA: Sister Judy Beaumont
Released
Full name:Judith Ann Beaumont
Date of death:01. 01. 2018
Gender:Female
Race:White
Era:1980s
State:Connecticut
Support
Anti-Nuclear Anti-War Plowshares Movement
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Biography

Benedictine sister and teacher from Hartford/Chicago; took part in the 1982 Trident Nein action aboard the USS Florida at Electric Boat, Groton, CT.

Judith Ann Beaumont was a Benedictine sister of 34 years and a teacher who came to Hartford from Chicago. After leaving the Benedictines she co-founded and served as Executive Director of My Sisters' Place, a four-tier program for homeless women and children in Hartford. In 2012 she was ordained a Roman Catholic Woman Priest and became pastor of Good Shepherd Inclusive Catholic Community in Fort Myers, Florida, where she ran Good Shepherd Ministries of SW Florida and Church in the Park. She died of AML leukemia at her home in Fort Myers on January 1, 2018, partnered with Judy Lee.

Cases

Charges: Criminal mischief; conspiracy; criminal trespass (Trident Nein action, Electric Boat shipyard, Connecticut)
Arrested: Jul 3, 1982
Incarcerated: Jul 3, 1982
Sentence: Up to one year in jail; shared $1,386.67 restitution to the Navy. Verdict as recorded: Yes — jury verdict (October 1, 1982)
Convicted: Yes
General Dynamics Electric Boat (USS Florida) — Trident Nein
Charges: Criminal mischief, conspiracy, criminal trespass
Arrested: Jul 4, 1982
Sentence: Up to one year; $1,386.67 restitution
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Connecticut