Judith A Good

At the age of six, Judith began to lose her sight, eventually becoming completely blind. In the face of this profound challenge, she met life with perseverance and steady resolve, continuing forward to graduate from both high school and college—an enduring reflection of a spirit marked by quiet strength and steadfast purpose.

Through hard work and determination, Judith went on to start her own business, operating a snack shop in the Butler County government building. In this role, she became well known to the community, remembered not only for her dedication, but also for the generous and selfless way she served others day after day.

Judith was preceded in death by her husband, Richard Good.

A woman of faith, Judith was a devoted member of Park Avenue United Methodist and, more recently, Bethany Global Methodist Church. Her faithful life was evident in the constancy of her devotion and in the care she extended to those around her.

Aside from her loving parents, Judith was preceded in death by her brother, Michael Bruck.

Judith is survived by two loving cousins, Brenda Myer, Hillary Brooks; her aunt, Jeanann Brooks; her close friend, Lynn Ingles. She is also survived by numerous acquaintances and many friends.