I'm so sorry for your loss. Please accept my deepest sympathy. May you find comfort from your memories, as well as God's word the Bible. Why do people we love die? Romans 5:12 says: "That is why, just as through one man (Adam) sin entered into the world and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men because they had all sinned." How loving of God to promise what is found at Revelation 21:4 which says, "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore, the former things have passed away.

We had a lot of fun playing at the two-flat and across the street at Emily Park Lagoon in the fifties. I remember driving up to Crystal Lake in the back of the station wagon with our feet hanging out the back window, And all our dancing , tumbling, and drama classes with Elaine Zold (not so much fun). My sincerest condolences to the family.

Judy, First i want to say that i am so sorry that i never followed up with Charlene to follow her and come and visit you. It would have been fun. But now i have you right here in my heart. I will keep your children and grandchildren in my prayers for strength to continue with what life has for them. I am sure that is what you would want. As for being there for them, well i know a wonderful, caring, loving person who will always be there for them and you might know her. Charlene Balkin. Yes, the bestest of what you call a TRUE FRIEND and someone who truly loves you and your family to the end of time.Judy, you will be missedGod's Love & MineFrancine

One of my favorite childhood memories is spending time with the Wisocki family. Christmas parties, boating and swimming in the summer. Sleepovers with Lynnette and just having fun. Cousin Judi will always be remembered. She has a special place in my heart a long with Aunt Marie and Uncle Ray. My deepest condolences and God bless.

Gone, but not forgottenThis pain, I cannot hideIn memory, I see youA million tears, I've cried.The tender thoughts you left meCome to my memoryYour loving smile, so preciousWill always be with me.You visit me in summerWhen flowers are in bloomUpon a ray of sunshineA star-lit night in June.When winds are gently blowingAcross a cloudless skyWithin a rolling meadowWhere horse and cattle lie.I see you in the treetopsAs summer comes to beIn shadows, you do lingerA soul so young and free.I see you in the gardenYour scent does fill the airJust like a precious flowerA rose, so ever fair.On country roads, I find youAlong the wooded laneWithin the distant thunderI see you in the rain.In early hush of morningYou come without a soundUpon a blazing sunsetYour memory can be found.Like sprigs of morning gloryUpon the vine, they growWith branches reaching outwardInto my heart, you go.Just like a special angelGod wrapped you in His careAnd took you off to heavenTo live with Him, up there.But often, I still see youUpon a light blue skyAnd long so much to hold youWhy did you have to die?

Please accept my sincere condolences. During this time of great sorrow may you find comfort in recalling to mind precious memories shared with your dear loved one. Revelation 21:4 says death will be eliminated forever. Until this future promise is fulfilled I hope you are comforted by it now and in the days ahead.

I remember some of those times in CL at home with your Grandfather, and in FL I took the picture of Judi in her hat and robe coming down the hall. Thank you for the memories and for sharing her with us for such a short time. Prayers and love is being sent to you from the MidWest and my God Bless you all as you say farewell to your Sister, your Aunt, your Mom - until we all meet again - Candy

To the best friend that was in my life we shared everything together. Judith was a special person

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Judith Zacharias

September 12, 1946 – January 31, 2015

Fred Hunter's Funeral Home & Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens

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