Judith Ann Stoh

Judith Ann Stoh, a vibrant soul and multifaceted artist, passed away peacefully on July 26, 2024, in Hemet, California. She was 76 years old. Born an identical twin on February 21, 1948, in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Judy’s adventurous spirit led her to California in 1956, where she blossomed into a remarkable woman. She graduated from High School 1966, and furthered her education at California State Fullerton, earning a teaching degree with a Spanish major and German minor in 1971.Her passion for languages was evident in her role as a bilingual kindergarten teacher, where she inspired young minds.

A talented artist, Judy excelled in oils, watercolors, and was a published illustrator. She generously shared her knowledge by teaching watercolor at the Hemet Art Association. She had many blue ribbon paintings in their gallery.

Music was another of Judy’s passions. She was a skilled player of the banjo, violin, and bells. Her beautiful voice graced both the church choir in the Hemet United Methodist Church and the Welsh Choir of Southern California. She drove to LA every Sunday for ten years to enjoy the combined passion of singing and learning the Welsh language, which was her heritage.

A lover of adventure, Judy was a licensed pilot who shared a sky-high romance with her husband, Ronald. They met in the school to receive their private pilots license, achieving hers first. Together, they embarked on a thrilling journey as dancers in the Ramona Pageant for thirty years, captivating audiences with their performances.

Her legacy is one of creativity, kindness, and a zest for life. She will be deeply missed by her loving husband, Ronald, her cherished daughters, Debbie and Emily, her beloved granddaughters, Evelyn and Mikayla, and countless friends and family.