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Judith Catoni Obituary
Catoni, Judith Bernadine. "Judezo," "Aunt Diju." February 13th, 2021. Age 71. Beloved daughter of the late James C. Catoni and late Hattie M. Catoni. Dearest sister of the late James (Susan), Richard, Ronald, Robert (Dawn) & John (Terri). Loving, incredible Aunt to many nieces and nephews. Judezo is loved and missed by many, most of whom have been in her life since youth. An employee of Ford for 18 years, she worked her way up to management, supervising several production lines. She had a true love and understanding of Native Americans and their culture, leading her west to work at the Grand Canyon, an experience that changed her life. Judi was an avid sports fan, a lover of Jeopardy!, and celebrated the Kentucky Derby like a holiday. Always in tune with nature, she filled her home with plants. Judi carried a love of music and photography wherever she went, from seeing The Beatles at Olympia to taking countless photos of her family. And that's just it: Family. Nothing meant more to Judi. It didn't matter what it was: Spaghetti dinners on Sunday, lasagna on Christmas, puzzles and coloring with the kids, just hanging outside, as long as she was around those she loved.
One of a kind, incredibly generous: Judezo was simply the best and we will all miss her dearly.
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ben sturges
May 11, 2021
rip. good friend and fellow employe. joy every day at utica trim. ben sturges.
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Rodney Grifka
March 6, 2021
My deepest sympathy goes out to the entire Catoni Family I am so sorry for your loss.
Her unique personality and sense of humor will be remembered and toasted over for many years to come.
She always called me Uncle Rocky so I will say Good Bye for now Aunt Judi it was a pleasure knowing you.
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