Judith-Pittman-Obituary

Judith Ann Pittman

Obituary

Pittman, Judith Ann (Paquette) Age 69, of Bloomington, MN, died Friday morning, May 29, 2009, after a year long battle with cancer. Judy was born on July 25, 1939, the daughter of Aaron and Florence (Friesen) Paquette, in Fari- bault, MN. She was a graduate of Faribault High School and was united in marriage on August 16, 1957, to Lloyd Charles Pittman at Trinity Lutheran Church in Faribault. Judy's passion for life was always her family and her home. She will be deeply missed, especially her way of listening and understanding, her sense of humor, and wonderful cooking. Preceding her in death were her parents and infant sister, Catherine. She is survived by her loving husband, Lloyd; daughter, Cheryl (Jacob) Rohl of Ellsworth, WI; son, Steven (Cynthia) Pittman of Rosemount, MN; grandchildren, Ryan, Kelly and Cody Pittman; brother, James (Evie) Paquette; sister, Patricia Paquette; nieces, Catherine (Kate) Schulz, Debra (Schulz) Panel, and Tammy Kotek (Joe Albert); nephew, Scott Kotek; great nieces, Samantha Schulz, Maizie and Berklie Albert; great- great-niece, Kaylie Schulz; and many other relatives and friends. A Celebration of Life will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 2, 2009 at the Edina Cremation Society Chapel, 7110 France Avenue, Edina, MN, with final resting place at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. A special thank you to all the health care professionals at Regions who took such kind and gentle care of Judy.
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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Dear Mr. Pittman, Cheri and Steve,
Being out of the country I recently heard of your mom's passing. I am so sorry for your loss and know how hard it is to lose your mother. The good memories and each other will always be a comfort.
God's Blessings to you all,
Marti (Martha) Clabo

The love Judy and Lloyd shared was inspiring and contagious. A room was completely filled when the two were present. I only was a short part of Judy's journey, but you two made an impact that will never leave my heart. Lloyd, you have my sincere and deepest condolences. It was an honor to be part of her care. I am so glad you have Bear to walk this new path with you.
Sincerely,
Sara Blanch

Judy: You were the love of my life. I have so many memories of our life together. First with our kids, then later on just the two of us. Traveling and enjoying each other's company. We came into each other's life at just the right time, when we both needed a new direction. It wasn't the straight and narrow, that's too easy. But we overcame all obstacles and had a wonderful, glorious 52 years together. I took you the cemetery this morning and it was very hard to let you go. Your face is...

Love you grandma, we all miss you. Thanks for the chocolate cake!

Lloyd, Anytime you need anything at all
Justgive a call. Marilyn and I are thinking and praying for you
Jack

Lloyd,
I am sorry to hear of the loss of Judy. She touched my heart with her kindness.
My prayers are with you and your family

Lloyd: You were lucky to have such a wonderful life partner. Judy was warm, funny and one-of-a-kind. I'm sure you will cherish all the wonderful memories you have of her.

Steve: Moms are special, and I know you loved yours very much. It is obvious what a great job she and your dad did, raising their family. Anyone who knows you can attest to that. I'm here, buddy, if you need me.

Please know that the love of your extended family is here for you. We are thinking of...

Judy: one of a kind. Her sense of humor, dependability and to the point ways will be greatly missed. An angel returned home. My condolences to Lloyd and kids.