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Julia E. "Judy" Coddington
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Julia "Judy" E. Coddington, 60, of West Saugerties passed away peacefully on February 2, 2025 at Health Alliance Hospital in Kingston. Born in Kingston, she was the daughter of the late Harley and Janet Lockwood Williams.
Judy was tough as nails, never afraid to dress the turkey and deer that Rich hunted. She also spent many days fishing with him. Most of all, Judy loved family and especially kids, baby-sitting many times for them. Her pets, Oliver (Julio)and Cody were family to her and could be seen many times sleeping on either side of her.
Judy is survived by her 27 year partner, Richard Turner, her children: Austin and Roger Coddington, her step-children: Amanda and Sabrina Turner, her siblings: Thomas Williams Sr. Sharon Kuhnel, Jeremy Blair (JB) and her grandchildren: Kayleigh Coddington, Jaden Coddington, Harley Shultis, and Blaze Shultis. She was also survived by her loving dog, Oliver (aka Julio) and cat, Cody
She was predeceased by her brother Harley E. Williams (Butchie).
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Steve & Teresa Coddington
February 6, 2025
Our condolences to the family may she rest in peace
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