1945
2019
April 1, 1945
Judith Gillan Kannon, born in Waukegan, Illinois, passed away peacefully overnight on December 4th, 2019 at the age of 74 in Green Valley, California. Judi lived nearly her entire life in the Bay Area and had a deep love for San Francisco, all of its surrounding areas, and all that Northern California has to offer. She attended Pleasant Hill High School and graduated from Fresno State University as an Art Major. Judi met her husband, Barry Kannon, in 7th grade and she was a loving wife for 53-years. She was the first child for her parents, Jack & Mary Fran Gillan, and loved her three younger brothers; John, Scot, and Steve Gillan. She was cherished by her mother & father in law, Walton & Florence Kannon. Judi's vocation was being a wonderful mother to her two sons, Brady & Tyler Kannon, and an incredible grandmother to her grandchildren, McKenzie, Jack, and Will.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
5 Entries
Linda Hayes
December 1, 2021
Judi felt like the best big sister you could have . We shared so many ADSC trips shopping, laughing and eating. I was always so excited to see her. She had such a positive attitude and caring nature. I truly miss you Judi. You are forever in my heart
Nancy Mueller
December 10, 2019
Judy was a beautiful and happy person. We are so fortunate she touch our lives.
Nancy & Al Mueller
Sue Stiling
December 9, 2019
To know her was to love her and her friendship is a gift I will treasure forever. Love and prayers of healing to her dear family and many friends.
Karen Lichtenstern-Litke
December 6, 2019
Beautiful Judi. Always in my heart. Her loving caring nature, her wit, her intelligence, her many many accomplishments and talents are so telling in her selections for her playlist. Uniquely Judi! Thank you for sharing your wonderful self with us Judi.
Linda Hayes
December 6, 2019
Judi truly touched my life in so many ways. She lit up a room not only with her smile but her genuine warmth and love for those around her. Our shopping sprees were filled with so many laughs She was the big sister I never had and we bonded instantly 40 years ago at my first ADSC meeting. Even though we lived miles apart she was that friend who felt like she was always next door. I will miss you Judi and am blessed to have you in my life. What an incredible lady inside and out
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