Judith Gail McCloy

Beloved wife for 63 years to Alfred Arlington McCloy, both from Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania - attended Wilkinsburg high school together and met on the football field as a majorette and tuba player! They fell in love, got married soon afterwards and have never been apart since. A True Love Story.

Mother of Cheryl Lee Ramsey,wife of Gregory Ramsey, Shelley Lynn Parr, wife of Gary Parr, Sharon Louise Jacob, wife of William Jacob, III , and Alfred Glenn McCloy, husband of Christina McCloy.

Grandmother to Eric, Bryan and Aaron Ramsey, Bridget and Hannah Parr, William, Stella, Cecilia and Georgia Jacob. Gretchen and Lauren McCloy, Kaylie, Vanessa, Maranda and KC Gibbons.

Great Grandmother to Payton, Carson, Jordan and Brooklyn Ramsey.

Born in Pittsburgh at McKee Hospital to Stella and Glenn Dunsworth. Sister-in-law to Marlene McDaniel, Terrance (deceased) and Judy McCloy and Glenn Dunsworth (brother).

Judy loved her husband, family, home and gardening.

She began a career as one of the first Women “road warrior” sales executives for Personal Sportswear, a division of Leslie Fay sportswear. She spent 10 years covering West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Selling her clothing line to many fashion department stores, often in winter months in her trusted Lincoln, while using her CB radio with a handle of “Cutie Judy” to help navigate her travels. She often was awarded top sales representative for her hard work and efforts. After relocating to Palm Harbor Florida, Judy found herself working as the merchandise director of Beall’s department store. Often you would find her hanging decor from the rafters!

Judy and Al, fostered 20 newborn babies through Lutheran services, while they waited for their forever homes. All while raising four children of their own.

Judith’s life was cut short ultimately by Alzheimer’s. Her light was forever taken from us as she fought a good fight right up to the end. She will be forever missed and forever loved by her husband, children, grand and great grandchildren and her friends.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made in her honor to Village Health Works at www.villagehealthworks.org/donate