Birth date: Feb 15, 1949 Death date: Dec 3, 2017
Judith Rodriguez, 68, of Edgewater Park, New Jersey passed on December 3, 2017 surrounded by loving family and friends. Judith was born in Brooklyn, NY and started her family in Long Island, NY. Judith moved to Edgewater Park, NJ Read Obituary
Judy was Mom to anybody who needed her. She took care of us all. The crankiest old man at the counter lost his snarl as Judy personally cut up the extra meal he was bringing home to his dog. There wasn't a person or an animal that ever left Judy without feeling comforted and loved. She tamed us all. Because she was so good, it made you want to be good, too. Her energy was contagious and she was one of the funniest human beings I have ever known. She could crack me up with very few words or just a well timed roll of her eyes. She always made me feel so completely comfortable in my skin and unbelievably loved. I could tell her ANYTHING. Let her see all my faults. And, yet, when she looked at me, I could feel all she ever saw was the good in me. Her heart was big enough to give the whole world the unconditional love most of us reserve to only our own children. She would pick up my dirty laundry and return it cleaned and folded perfectly. Usually with a nice new white shirt or tank top, added to the mix. All to save me the trouble of going to the laundromat. She gladly made her life harder so my life would be easier. And all she ever asked for in return was for me to be a healthy, happy human being. She just wanted me to make it. She saw a motherless daughter and she did what she did best. She mothered me. In a thousand different ways. She never stopped to ask if I deserved love. She saw I needed love and that was all she ever needed to see. Needing love automatically made you worthy of love in Judy's eyes. My gratitude and love for the strongest woman I have ever known is eternal. The impact she had on my life is immeasurable. I love you, Judy. You will live on in my heart.
Judy was a wonderful person ALL the way around! I think back on all the good times and tons of laughs we had at work with a smile..all of which seem like a lifetime ago now..This is sent with the deepest sympathy for those you loved the most..R.I.P. Judy..I'll remember u fondly,
Cheyenne Kingsmore
Judy was a kind loving warm hearted person. Always had a smile. I will remember her dearly. My son Tony loved her as if she were his maternal grandma and was there for her. She knew that. He too will miss you dearly.!!
She's in the Sun, the Wind, the Rain. She's in the Air you breathe with every breath you take. She sings a song of hope and cheer, there's no more pain, no more fear. You'll see her in the clouds above, hear her whisper words of Love. You'll be together before long, until then, listen for her song.
My Dearest Aunt Judy there are no words to express how much this world will miss you.
You will be forever in all of our HEARTS .
Rip
Your Niece Patricia
