Judith-Luepke-Obituary

Judith Claire Luepke

St. Louis, Missouri

1936 - 2024

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Luepke, Judith Claire

March 19, 1936 - August 4, 2024. The ageless and extraordinary fan of all things St. Louis, Judy passed away on August 4, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of love and fun in all those who encountered her. Loving wife of the late Henry F. "Hank" Luepke, Jr.;...

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Judy will always be in my heart and was an enormous presence in my life. The most alive person I´ve ever known, her joyful, go go go way was inspirational. I´m so grateful that she was in my life and that I was blessed to have a relationship with her. My son crawled for the very first time in her living room! She is a treasure.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. We know how much she meant to Maggie and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. The Czarnecki Family

Very sorry for your loss to her family.. She was a and friend to Everyone she met. I´m planning to be at the visitation,possibly the Funeral on Thursday.

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51 years ago I started my journey in teaching at Our Lady of Lourdes grade school--23 years old fresh out of college. Mrs Luepke was one of those Lourdes people who welcomed me and always made me feel special-----great lady

My gosh. What a loss. I am so sorry. I so admired Judy going back to high school. She was such a wonderful leader of a beautiful family. My love to All. Steve Mahfood(family friend)

I fondly remember Judy. She was always fun, caring and happy. We played tennis together for a time. She was a pretty good player. Prayers for her and all family. I remember well all your wonderful family. Love and blessings, Suzanne Amico Althoff

Judy was in our Red Hat Society sisterhood. She planned tours and luncheons which were always memorable. She's left us with her wisdom, joy and special smile! Our world is not as bright. My sincere condolences in this time of great loss.

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