Adeline S. Judd
September 11, 1918 - June 23, 2010
Obituary
Adeline Judd Addie 92, passed away peacefully Wednesday, June 23rd, in her home in Sedro Woolley.
Addie was born in Fort Dodge, Iowa, September 11, 1918. She was one of nine children.
Her family moved to Zillah, WA, when she was 13 years old. She moved to Seattle Rainier Valley and lived in the same house for 50 plus years. In 1998 she moved to Sedro Woolley to be near her son and daughter-in-law. She was an avid gardener and an excellent hostess. She loved to grow any flower, tree, shrub or bulb. She also enjoyed hosting parties for any occasion.
She was preceded in death by her husband Leonard F Judd of 53 years of marriage, her son Donald K Neer and all of her bothers and sister.
She is survived by her children Rick Judd wife Terri Judd of Sedro Woolley, Janice Judd-Barker husband Hal Barker of Seattle, grandson Bert Torkelson wife Wendy Torkelson and twin great grandchildren Cade and Megan and her two very spoiled cats.
The family would like to thank all of Addie’s family, friends and neighbors who befriended her, enjoyed her cookies, her beautiful gardens and wonderful meals.
A special thanks to her caregivers and Skagit Hospice for all the outstanding care and support they gave to Addie during her time of need.
Please make donations to Skagit Hospice, 819 S 13th Street, Mount Vernon, WA 98273.
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Thank you for my best friend Janice. I know you will be there watching over all of us. Especially your children Jan and Rick.
We will miss Addie very much. For our family she is the end of an era.
Our thoughts and prayers for Rick & Terri and Janice & Hal.
Addy was such an joyous,social person. She was a delight to be around.
My Aunt Addie was such a special lady. I always enjoyed the opportunity to visit with her. It was a blessing to be at her 90th birthday celebration and I also remember being able to attend her 50th wedding anniversary celebration. She will be missed as she was the last of that generation of family.
Goodby loving mother.
I know your continued journey will be wonderful, Addie, because you bring you with you everywhere you go. You’ll be missed here. xoxoxo!
Such a sweet lady, Your good cheer and contagious laughter will always be remembered.
Addie was such an amazing woman. She was always so warm and generous. That woman loved to entertain and cook for others. I will never forget her loving smile and ways.