From her first breath, until her last, Judy was always a kind and loving spirit who was born to be a care giver. Anyone that knew Judy knew that she looked out for and took care of her family from a young age. She rejoiced in raising her three children, and helped raise each of her grandchildren. She had many different jobs, but spent over 25 years nurturing and caring for others in their homes. Throughout her life, she enjoyed summers in Olcott or at Aunt Mannie's farm. In later years she loved traveling with, and visiting with, her children, grandchildren and great-grandchild. Judy also enjoyed trips to Florida to spend time with her life long friends, Paula & Ray Pikulski and Cindy Martin. An avid tennis fan, one of her favorite trips was to see the US Open. One of Judy's favorite things was organizing the North Tonawanda High School Class Reunion for the class of 1960. Judy also absolutely loved movies, music and the Buffalo Bills. A free spirit that wanted to make others smile, Judy was known by her family as the "life of the party" and would delight her children, grandchildren and complete strangers with her festive attire during the holidays. A kind soul who always helped others. She never met a stranger.