Loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother She will remain forever in our hearts and memories. Judy leaves to cherish her memory: husband, Lee; five children, Debbie (Scott), Vicki (Brian), Michael (Asya), Dana (Vince), Eric (Thuy); eleven adoring grandchildren: Amber, Brendan, Emily, Lucas, Matthew, Nikky, Noah, Ryan, Sarah, Tianna, Tyler; three treasured great-grandchildren: Caleb, Ella, and Grayson, as well as Kathy her dear childhood and lifelong friend. A private service and interment were held at Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials are preferred to The Pillars Hospice House, 6025 Upper 35th St., N., Oakdale, MN 55128. What the heart has once owned and had, it will never lose.
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Houske Family, like I said before, we are all so blessed to have had her in our lives. She was one of a kind and cannot be replaced. A great, bright light has gone out of our lives, but her "twinkle" will stay with us forever! Miss you Jude!
Kathy Weninger
May 26, 2013
I came across a list of "things to do" I had written before Christmas. It made me think of how we tend to think things will go on and on and on... just get through the "things to do" list. However, we rarely think about the plans of our heavenly Father. I thank God for His plan to "knit me together in my mother's womb." And for knowing that you, Mom, would be the "best Mom EVER!" for me. God has blessed me with the lifetime I have had to share with you and the things you have taught me and are still teaching me. Thank you, Mom, for the experiences we've shared, the laughter, the tears and especially the sillyness. I love you, Mom, and miss you so very much! I wish you were still here with us, but God had other plans. Peace and rest in God's wonderful and glorious Kingdom where "...He shall wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there shall no longer be any death; there shall no longer be any mourning, or crying or pain..." ~Lynny skinny late for dinny, aka Annie or just plain Vicki
Vicki Dzieweczynski
February 24, 2013
Judy,
Happy 56th Anniversary, our first one apart.
My days are endless and empty without you.
The loneliness is crushing and memories of you fill my dreams, and waking moments. I miss you so much,
and until we meet again.
Love you forever,
Lee
Lee
February 23, 2013
It's been almost one month since you've left us for a better place, and our journey without you has just begun. On Monday we'll celebrate Grayson's 5th birthday - Oh how he loves you! I've many stories to tell since you've gone, so I'll treasure each and every one of them in my heart to tell you when we see you again. I love you mom. Thank you for the gift of life you gave us during your last days. Your very essence was a breath of life. I will forever cherish that memory. Until eternity...with much love, your first born...Debbie Deedles
Debbie
February 2, 2013
Lee and family:
I remember Judy from St. Francis de Sales grade school. She was always a cheerful and gentle person.
May She Rest in Peace and God Bless your family.
Larry Praml
February 1, 2013
You always been in my thoughts and prayers, now more than ever, . So terribly sorry for your loss. Wish I could hug you now!
January 30, 2013
I really miss my beautiful mother, please pray for peace, love and comfort for my family.
Dana
Dana Pagnotta
January 27, 2013
Lee and Family,
Even though I have not seen your family in over 20 years, I remember Judy growing up coming to either our house or yours. I remember your WSP and Mendota home. There was always laughter between all and the occasional Union discussions. My thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Jim
Jim Helsper
January 16, 2013
Debbie,
I am so sorry on the loss of your mother. I have many special memories of her growing up across the street from your family. I think my wanting of having red hair started with your mom ;)
With my deepest sympathies, your friend from childhood.
Joy Szondy
January 15, 2013
Lee and family, fond memories of Judy with her twinkeling eyes and quircky smile when she was teasing you. Great lady! God Bless.
Laura Poquette-Helsper
January 14, 2013
loss not lose, should have read before I posted
Laurie
January 14, 2013
Dana and family,
I am so sorry for your lose. She is now in her home in heavan. God bless all of you.
Laurie Kropp
January 14, 2013
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of Aunt Judy,she was a sweet and loving person and will be missed.May God bless your family at this time of sarrow,our prayers are with you.
scott&sandy smith
January 13, 2013
Deb, I am sorry for the loss of your Mom. My prayers go out to your Dad and the family.
Doreen Bradehoft/Zafke
January 13, 2013
To Dana and the rest of the family: I am so sorry for your loss. She was a nice nice woman and I'll never forget it was she who taught me how to core a head of lettuce!!!
Chris Nahabedian-Novak
January 13, 2013
Dear Houske Family,
It is an honor and privilege to have known your wife/mom/grandma/great-grandma. I am very blessed.
Mrs. Houske (Judy), you have a beautiful family and you will continue on through them, you have not truly left them, as you will always live in their hearts and souls.
Love, Dennis and Theresa (Szondy) Heroff
Theresa Heroff
January 13, 2013
Debbie So sorry for the loss of your mom. My prayers are with you and your family.
Janet Eder
January 13, 2013
Oh Deb, I am so sorry for your loss. What a beautiful picture of your mom! I will pray that you and your family find comfort and peace during this time of sadness.
Joanne Roberts Cullen
January 13, 2013
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