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Jason Judis Obituary
Our congregant, Jason Taylor Judis passed away from an unexpected illness on April 17, 2024. He was born in Toledo, Ohio on April 26, 1996. He went to Ottawa Hills for grade school and high school where he excelled in Tennis and enjoyed being a member of the stage crew for the many school musicals and plays. He went on to graduate from the University of Cincinnati with a degree in computer science. While in college he grew deeply involved with the Orthodox Jewish religion, which gave him purpose and a sense of community for the rest of his life. He traveled to Israel to further his studies and personal growth at Machon Shlomo yeshiva. He returned to the United States and continued to study at the Shor Yoshuv yeshiva in Far Rockaway Bay, New York. He made many wonderful friends from around the world. He was grateful for his many Rabbi mentors who helped guide him along his path and for the continued support of the Chabad House of Greater Toledo. He enjoyed travelling with his family, playing video games and board games with his friends, and playing the guitar. His relationships were the center of his life, and he would always make the effort to bring people together. He was a kind person who loved to learn, always had a smile on his face, and was aware of the truly important things in life.
He is survived by his parents, Jeffrey and Stephanie; and his siblings, Justin and Sari; maternal grandparents, Bernie and Sharon Friedman and Richard and Sandy Rose. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Bernard and Barbara Judis.
Funeral services will be Sunday April 21, 2024, at 12:00 noon at Temple Shomer Emunim, 6453 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, Ohio, immediately followed by interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. The family will return to the Temple following interment for a meal of condolence. Shiva will be held back at the Temple on Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m.
Arrangements by the Robert H. WICK/Wisniewski Funeral Home (419)535-5840.
www.wickfh.com
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Mary Jane Pridgeom
April 26, 2024
Our deepest condolences go to the entire Judis family. The loss of a child is a hurt so hard to heal. Dr. Judis I hold your family in my prayers.
Jennifer varga
April 24, 2024
deepest condolences from a mother who also lost her son unexpectedly
May you find peace in time
Sincerely
Jennifer Varga, CNP
iyad haidar
April 21, 2024
Jeff: I am so sorry for your loss my sincere condolences to you and your family
Iyad haidar
John Guy
April 21, 2024
Jeff: My sincere condolences to you, Stephanie, and the entire Judis family. I'm so sorry for your loss.
I don't believe I ever had the pleasure of meeting Jason, but clearly there is a lot of which to be proud. It sounds like he was a remarkable young man.
Min haShamayim Tenuhamu.
Joachim Herrera
April 21, 2024
I´m grateful I´ve got to meet Jason. His sincere smile lit up our days in Har Nof, just as his cooking comforted us. He would always be down to play chess or go on a walk in the sun. He was curious, hard-working, and supportive of others. A beautiful soul and a true friend. He is and will be deeply missed.
Michael Zerner
April 21, 2024
To The Judis Family,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of Jason.
I am so sorry.
He was a wonderful young man!
Jason accomplished so much in his short life. His kindness touched so many people.
Jason will always be fondly remembered.
Rest In Peace.
Respectfully,
Michael Zerner
Dr Andrea Prinstein and Mrs Lisa Burns
April 20, 2024
We were impressed with Jason.
So intelligent, interesting .... and hansome!
So many accomplishments and commitments for such a young man.
He gave us hope and we sorry he is no longer here to improve our world.
Dr Andrea Prinstein
Mrs Lisa Burns
Janis Bykowski. Worked for Dr. Judis
April 20, 2024
I am so sorry to hear of this terrible loss for your family. May your hearts be comforted by peace and love in his memory. Jan Bykowski
Tom Dowling
April 19, 2024
To Jeff and Stephanie and family, my sincere sympathy concerning the loss of your son Jason. May he rest in peace with our Lord in Heaven.
Chananel Weiner
April 19, 2024
My heartfelt and deepest condolences to the Judis family and all who loved Jason, as I did.
I had the great merit to take him to Israel with his AEPi brothers and help him along his Jewish journey.
Seeing him grow and learn was a great joy of mine. Knowing him and being a part of his spiritual journey was a tremendous privilege in every sense of the word.
There's an idea in judaism that Jewish spiritual growth will not attach itself to those who are not worthy. That a person need be refined in certain ways for their attempts at growing closer to G-d to be successful.
Jason had it all. Kindness, awareness of others, amicable and great to be around, curious, soft-spoken, and just a great all around guy.
It's no wonder he took his incredible qualities and was able to build upon them and excel in all areas of his life.
I will miss him.
May Hashem comfort us amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
May we share in good times, as well.
-Rabbi Chananel Weiner
Executive Director
Aish4AEPi
Sem Kotek
April 19, 2024
Jason´s passing feels unreal. During my time in Yeshiva, I got to know Jason as a positive, pure, sincere, humble and sweet soul, always with a bright smile. He will be greatly missed. I´m wishing his family and friends lots of strength.
Jennifer
April 19, 2024
To the family of Jason,
I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know your son and brother personally. I recently just met him within the past week. He talked very highly of his family. So many prayers for all of you.
Jim and Renee Akers
April 19, 2024
Please receive our most sincere condolences and deepest sympathy .
ZL" you precious Son.
Mark & Bouthyna Issa
April 18, 2024
We are shocked to hear about the passing of Jasson. Our deepest condolences to the whole family. May his beautiful soul rest in the most peaceful place with the angels, and may his memory be eternal.
Jason Cusner
April 18, 2024
Jason was such a pure, warm, and happy person.
He would learn so diligently in the beis midrash day to day. I loved going to Shabbos meals and hanging out with him because he was so fun and comfortable to be around. His default was to be smiling. We are missing an incredible person in the world :(
Saar Sagir
April 18, 2024
Jason loved to join us in the Sephardic Selichot and singed with so much joy as we were integrating him into our Sephardic customs.
He brought all the board games in our yeshiva and created so much entertainment for the guys. He had the warmest hugs and his personality was filled with joy.
Even on our trips together, he had a laid back attitude while bringing us together with humor and happiness.
This is heartbreaking.
Baruch Dayan HaEmet
Saar Sagir
April 18, 2024
Jason loved to join us in the Sephardic Selichot and it brought him so much happiness singing with us as we were integrating him into our Sephardic customs.
He was the one who introduced board games to our yeshiva and created so much entertainment for the guys. He gave the warmest hugs and his personality was filled with joy.
Even on our trips together, he had a laid back attitude while bringing us together with humor and happiness.
This is heartbreaking.
Baruch Dayan HaEmet
Josh Rubin
April 18, 2024
His absence in our community is already palpable. He left and will continue to make an impact on the kind of people that we work to become here in New York.
Dovid Adams
April 18, 2024
Jason was always smiling and laughing, raising our spirits. I have so many fond memories playing board games and nerding out with him on shabbos. He will be missed dearly.
Rita M. Zeller
April 18, 2024
My sympathy and prayers for the loss of your Son Jason,may he rest in peace!
Elizabeth Shawaker
April 18, 2024
A beautiful Soul. Sending lots of love, Elizabeth S
Cari Ratzenberger
April 18, 2024
I am so sad to learn of Jason´s passing. My heart breaks for Stephanie, Jeff, Justin and Sari. Jason was a classmate of my son´s and have known him since their kindergarten days. Sending love and prayers to Jason´s family and friends. Cari Stevens Ratzenberger
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