Judith R Angeline

Judith passed away peacefully on June 8, 2026, leaving behind a legacy defined by her strong will and deep devotion to her family.

​Known throughout her life as a woman of strong convictions and a determined spirit, she was fiercely devoted to those she loved. As a mother, she was a steadfast advocate for her children, always standing by their side. She proudly supported Barry through his school science fairs and could often be found cheering on Jeff at sporting events. While she preferred a quiet life and kept a small circle of friends, she cherished the relationships she maintained through regular phone calls and occasional lunches. Her family was always her highest priority, and she dedicated much of her life to their well-being.

​In her later years, she and her husband Dominick resided in a mother-in-law suite within her son Jeff's home. Following Dom's passing in 2016, she remained there, enjoying a daily presence in the lives of her local grandchildren, Austin and Kaitlyn, as they grew up. Though family relationships evolved and became more complex over time, the love, care, and support she provided throughout their formative years left a lasting impact.

​She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Dom, in 2016, as well as her mother and father, whom she lost during her early childhood. There is profound comfort in knowing that after a lifetime apart, she is finally reunited with the parents she missed since youth, rejoining Dom after ten years, and meeting up at the Rainbow Bridge with the myriad of animals she loved so deeply throughout her life-from the horses and bird of her younger days to the dogs, cats, and birds that brought her so much joy through her adult life.

​She is survived by her two sons, Barry and Jeffrey, her daughter in law Heather, and her three grandchildren, Austin, Kaitlyn, and Zachary; along with Kaitlyn's fiancé Trevor.

Memorial Mass will be held at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church 59 00 Buckwheat Rd. Milford, Ohio Wednesday June 24th at 10 AM. Inurnment to follow at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery St. Bernard, Ohio.