Birth date: Jan 20, 1933 Death date: Dec 9, 2023
Judith Mallo Gilbert was born on January 20, 1933, in Cleveland, Ohio to her loving parents, David and Otillie Mallo. She lived her very full life in the Cleveland area, raising her daughter in North Olmsted before moving to Westl Read Obituary
AJ, IMY & ILY. EPTAW always, NL. Wait did I hear a loud sneeze?
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Oh Mrs. Judy I truly miss you and our singing and Jazz fingers. It was a blessing to get to know you these last few years. I enjoyed all of our time together and I will forever cherish our memories together . I love and miss you so much!
"My Juuuuuuuudddy" 😍 As I would holler every time I entered into her beautiful apartment at St.Marys And her response would be "ooooooh boy or Be quiet" as she's rolling them eyes in the back of her head🤣😂🤣😂 After meeting Judy I took it personal at first thinking "oh I don't think she cares for me" 😏 But that wasn't the case; it turned out that Judy Absolutely adored mine company and time with her!!!!!!! We had lots & lots & lots & lots of laughs together whether it was mischievous or saying, "yeah right" to herself😋😉 As I'm writing this, I'm thinking of many many precious moments And there are way too many to list, yet talk about because I will just keep going and going and going til I'm hearing Judy right now telling me to "BE QUIET" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tab loves you dearly my Judy & there will never ever be another you babes; you definitely are one of a kind And I'm very thankful that Heather & Griswold gave me that opportunity to meet you and take such good care of you; Irish Queen☘️☘️☘️☘️
Dear Judy, you have moved. You have moved to a new address in a different dimension;a place where you are dancing with uncle Bob, playing bridge with the girls, having heavenly cocktail parties,visiting Carol, Bob Barrett, Lilian and Curt. On this earth you had a strong character and definitely had your opinions. As a child it was so interesting listening to all of you talk, discuss and argue your opinions. I have a feeling you will be softer where you are now.
You were an emancipated woman and proud of it. I remember you living your life the way you wanted to. Traveling where and when you desired to.You passed this to Heather. What a gift.
When Bob and Judy got together it was a surprise for all. Two single people no one thought would ever marry. It was a celebration. And then came Heather. Another surprise not expected. The news was joyously received and what a smile Judy had when announcing Heather’s arrival. Bob was soooooo proud and excited.
There are many memories of Judy in my childhood, these are but a few.❤️✨
