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Judith Jackson Obituary
Milwaukee - Age 53. Passed away on November 15th. Wonderful daughter of (the late) Thomas and JoAnne Jackson. Loving sister of Jaclyn, Michael, and Thomas. Further survived by aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives, and friends. Judi loved the Brewers, Cowboys, and the Admirals. She worked for the Brady Corporation for 20 years. She was a member of the Potawatomi Nation. She will be missed dearly.
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Jaclyn A Jackson
December 3, 2020
Dear Denise,
Thank you for your wonderful words about my sister, Judi.
Denise Tucker
December 1, 2020
I went to high school with Judi. Judi paved the way for females, in so called male sports. She played hard for Juneau Varsity Football Team. Enjoy your eternal life Judi
Jaclyn Jackson
November 23, 2020
Dear Michaela,
Thank you planting a tree in Judi's honor.
Jaclyn Jackson
November 23, 2020
Dear Stephanie and Stacey,
Thank you for your friendship to Judi. I cherish the memories the four of us attending The Packers vs. The Cowboys game at Dallas and the 2019 Brewer baseball season. I will miss Judi.
Jaclyn Jackson
November 23, 2020
Dear Rebecca, Brenda and Julie-Co-Workers of Judi's .
Thank you for your kind thoughts about Judi, she will be missed.
STEPHANIE BENTFIELD
November 20, 2020
Judi Jackson was my younger sister Stacey's best friend. They met at Solomon Juneau almost 4 decades ago. Did you know that Judi was very athletic back then? She was on the JV Basketball team as a freshman and played Tennis with Stacey their sophomore year. Judi was the first female to tryout and play on a Milwaukee high school football team. Judi and I worked for Ogden at the MECCA and Alpine Valley Music Theater back when 80's Hair Bands were all the rage. Stacey and Judi enjoyed going to movies and concerts and at some point years back we, along with our friend Chris, joined a Bowling team. Each year we would come up with some off the wall team name, we never cared about the bowling we just enjoyed getting together every other week. Judi kept the mood fun showing up wearing her striped socks. A tradition she continued when she and Stacey began attending their 20 Brewer games a year with Judi's mom. I was fortunate to be included during the 2019 season. We sat in the handicap seats on the club level, most games it was two sets of sisters. The same set of sisters that traveled across the country to watch our rival Football teams play. When we could not attend baseball games this year I was disappointed. Judi was a big part of our lives and we shared many many good memories.
Judi Jackson was my friend and I will miss her.
Rebecca Laughlin
November 19, 2020
I met Judi during my orientation at Brady. We had the same start date and worked on 3rd shift together for almost 15 years. She was intelligent helpful and kind. She always cared even when she acted like she didn’t. If you worked on third with her, at some point in time, she brought you a cake. Maybe It was for a birthday, or an anniversary, or just because....... and she always brought enough for everyone, even people outside of her area like the warehouse and finished goods........ she didn’t forget anyone.... and I won’t forget my friend.
Her crazy holiday socks and weird hats
Her sense of humor
Talking to her about Kung fu movies and Battlestar Galactica
...
Judi you rocked.
Brenda Tisdell
November 19, 2020
I loved my friend! You always lifted me up at work. You was a real person! I'll miss you!
Julie Natarelli
November 18, 2020
RIP Judi. I worked 3rd shift with her for many years. Always was a pleasure to be around.
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