Judy was a beloved co-worker who made me laugh daily. Always kept us well fed and had the most generous heart. Ms. Judy, you will be truly missed. Kerrin our deepest apologies for your loss, my heart hurts knowing I wasn't able to pay my respects during that time.

My Aunt Judy was loved by the whole family but especially by all of her nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. She spoiled everyone with love.
We all know that she was eloquently late to almost every event. Of coarse, the events really never started until she arrived with a laugh that filled the room. There were smiles and hugs for everyone. 
Those of us that were very close to her knew why she was late. I first found out about it when I was three or four years old. 
Uncle Ed was already gone from the house at least an hour before. It was a Friday night. Aunt Judy had just finished putting on her third outfit. 
The whole home smelled of perfume and hair spray. She was back into the bathroom to check everything for the tenth time. 
Her Go-Go boots were laced tight to the bottom of her knees and she was dressed for dancing. Just then the head lights from her ride shined through the windows.
"Got to Go; Got to Go. We're late. Love you. Bye." She saw me standing in the hallway by the kitchen as she was flying towards the front door. 
All of a sudden she came sliding to a stop right in front of me. She slowly knelt down. Put her hands gently on both sides of my chin, gave me a kiss on the forehead and said, "In a few years you'll be going dancing with us. I love you." With another kiss on the forehead she was up and out the door. 
That is Aunt Judy and she never changed. Family and what you are doing at the moment are more important than any clock. She lived life her way.
As an adult, I'm sure that everyone still remembers the Top Tycoon. The set of five tops with the wind-up handle. Nerf pistols for everyone. 
Aunt Judy reminded us that, as adults, we need to distress and take a short break from all the demands of life.
Wow, Kerrin. You were everything to your mom. She was always so proud of you. From the cute little girl with blonde curls, to the young woman that graduated from ASU, to the woman that has a successful career, you were her joy. 
Your mom's life was complete. She could never imagine anything greater.
Then this really nice very handsome man came into your life. Aunt Judy was happier than happy the day Josh and you were married.
I miss my Aunt Judy who I know is in Heaven with Uncle Vic, Aunt Ruth, Grandma and Grandpa.
We all miss her.
We love you Aunt Judy.

Judy will be missed  by her friends and family, and we all loved her.  I am truly sorry for your loss, Kerrin.  Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Love, Wendy

I'm very sorry to hear about your mother, Kerrin.  I pray you all make it through this trying time with peacefulness.  Let me know if you ever need anything.  
Love, Shanthy

Peace and love to all the family as we move through this most difficult time.  Aunt Judy was loved and adored by all who knew her.  She will be missed and remembered fondly.  Our hearts go out to Kerrin..... she loved you, you made her life complete.  Love you, Don & Diana

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Judith Judy Marlene Kleinschmidt

22 avril 1943 – 13 avril 2012

Phoenix Memorial Park & Mortuary

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