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John Judge Obituary
Point Pleasant - John W. Judge known to most as "Uncle Jr" or "JJ" age 89 of Point Pleasant passed away peacefully Friday June 7th, 2019 at Jersey Shore University Hospital in Neptune. John was born and raised in Jersey City then moved to Point Pleasant in 1956. He served in the 523rd Military Police Company before starting a career with the railroad. He began with the Central Railroad of NJ and Conrail, and retired as a railroad foreman from NJ Transit after 46 years of service. He was a member of the CNJ Vets, the National Assoc. of Railroad Vets, Sheetmetal and Pipefitters Union, and The American Railway Supervisors Association.
John truly lived life to the fullest through simple pleasures; fishing on the Jamaica II, early breakfast at the Cookie Lady, enjoying a cold glass of Coca Cola, finding the best deals at the grocery store, and spending time with his family and friends. John had a remarkable way of touching the lives of everyone around him through his kindness and smile.
John is survived by his sister Lorraine Armstrong of Point Pleasant; four nephews; Todd Armstrong and wife, Randi of Point Pleasant; Jeff Armstrong and Mary Senausky of Chalfont, PA; Edward "Drew" Armstrong and wife, Kathleen of Danville, PA; Scott Armstrong and Edith Reed of Rixeyville, VA; and many grand nieces and nephews.
Viewing hours will be held on Thursday, June 13th from 2-4PM & 7-9PM at Colonial Funeral Home 2170 Hwy. 88 Brick. Funeral services will be offered on Friday June 14th at 11:00am at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Greenwood Cemetery in Brielle. The family invites all who knew him to attend. Condolences can be sent to the family at www.colonialfuneralgroup.com
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Tammy Evans
June 13, 2019
You will forever be in our hearts. Your gentle kindness and giving ways were traits that everyone who knew you will remember.
Patrick Walsh
June 13, 2019
I knew John since I first started on the R.R in 1971. He was a true gentleman and always helping someone. He always had something funny to say and always smiling. We all worked so well together and will be truly missed by all. CNJ Forever my friend.
Tim and Jackie Egan
June 11, 2019
It was our pleasure to have known "Uncle Jr." over the past few years. We always enjoyed his company. He had a great way about him and we will miss him visiting his nephew "Drew" and family here in Central PA. RIP. Tim and Jackie Egan
Joanne Sawicki
June 10, 2019
I met John Judge,when I started at Butler's pharmacy, he was definitely one of the nicest men, always a smile, and something nice to say. He is a person that will be missed.
Greg Bogan
June 9, 2019
John would give me a whole roll of porkroll to bring to Duffy Jr. in Sebastian , Fla- I will remember him laughing and smiling.
Joe Lomba
June 9, 2019
Johnny Judge I knew you from my 1st day on the railroad March 1978 till you retired .and you still would stop by from time to time especially our Christmas parties.at the shop you were Truly a Gentleman's Gentleman you will be missed.thank you Joe lomba
Mike and Linda Regec Sr and Family
June 9, 2019
You are truly missed. I remember when we moved into the neighborhood 21 years ago. How you would yell 12 o clock in your backyard everyday. It took me a while to figure out what that was about!!! Lol! You always made my children special Halloween bags! You always said hello and took time to talk! You are a remarkable man and heaven is lucky to have you. Rest In Pease Uncle Jr.❤
Harry Allen
June 9, 2019
John you were a great guy it was a pleasure knowing and working with you
Michael Tortora
June 9, 2019
Junior " The Child of Rage " will miss you as all of us will You were a true mentor to many railroaders and loved by all RIP my CNJ brother
Bob Sherwood
June 9, 2019
John was a wonderful friend for over 38 years. He will be sorely missed.
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