Judith Ann Clark

Judith Clark was born Judith Ann Blum on September 25, 1939. Judith was the first child born to Anna and Francis Blum in her grandparent’s home in Brookston, Pennsylvania. Judy is survived by her daughter, Lucinda Schneider, grand children Kennith, Richard and Dana Schneider and four great grandchildren. She is also survived by her Blum family siblings: Roma Gill (Ray), Patty Parker (Jim), Carol Johnson (Kurt) and Sam Blum (Theresa), and several nieces and nephews. Judy was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Clark, her mother and father, and her longtime companion, Norm.

Judy worked several years and retired as a military civilian employee. She worked primarily in Procurement at George, Edwards and March Air Force Bases in California and Minot AFB in North Dakota.

Judy enjoyed crafting and for many years repaired Victorian porcelain lamps, making elaborate beaded silk lamp shades, firing porcelain dolls which she beautifully hand painted, then making the clothes for each. She also sold printed dog note cards and matted prints on EBAY. One of her favorites is the picture used for this notice, “The Inconsolable” by Diana Thorne.

Judy will be dearly missed.

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