I called up Sandi Ho and asked her to tell me everything she could about one of her favorite

people.

A woman she knew was Bubby, even though they weren't related at all.

Sandi's Bubby had a proper name, Judy Human, and Judy died at age 75 a few days back.

How did you hear that Judy had died?

That was a tough moment.

All of a sudden my phone was absolutely blowing up with text messages.

It was just such a shock.

I just could not wrap my mind around it because it was only one or three weeks ago that I

was talking with her over the phone and asking me about my master's thesis and how I liked

my job and what my favorite part of my job was and how my family was doing.

Sandi and Judy met because both of them used wheelchairs and both of them focused the bulk

of their time on fighting for disability awareness and inclusion.

After decades as an activist, Judy eventually advised two presidential administrations.

She was known as the mother of the Disability Rights Movement.

Sandy was just starting out, organizing mentorship programs for young people like her.

I first met Judy in 2015.

We are so excited to have you here.

It has been quite a week with our celebration.

Judy and Sandy's first meeting was actually captured on video.

They were put on a panel together, a White House function for Champions of Change.

Next, Sandy home.

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