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Celebrating the life of

Robert (Bob) John Judge

June 15, 1937 - September 07, 2022

Robert (Bob) John Judge

It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the passing of Bob Judge. He passed away peacefully Wednesday morning, September 7, 2022 surrounded by his loved ones. He fought a long and courageous battle with recent health issues.

Bob was born on June 15, 1937 in Jersey City, NJ to the late Johnny and Vera Judge. He was a veteran of the Air Force and after his service he went on to work for American Airlines.In 1960 he met and later married the love of his life, Maribeth. Together they moved to New York were they lived for 45 years raising their four children. Bob worked for General Foods for 26 years as the Director of Information Systems. He then moved on to a successful consulting career for JWP which involved lots of traveling to West Africa. He would spend summers at his lake house in New Hampshire awaiting visits from family and friends.

A year after retiring in 1999, Bob & Maribeth moved to Savannah, Georgia were he would spend his last 23 years. He enjoyed playing tennis and golfing at The Landings Club. He was also instrumental in raising funds to bring paddle tennis a favorite sport of his to The Landings. Bob was also a Eucharistic Minister and an active member of St. James Parish in Savannah. Bob was a devoted family man. He was idolized by his children and later his grandchildren to whom he was known as Popi. He loved hearing of their new endeavors and never missed a chance to tell him how proud he was of them. He took a keen interest in their academic, social and professional lives. Always giving his sound advice.

Being in Bob’s presence a laugh was bound to be had. He knew how to get a crowd going with his quick wit and humor. His laugh was contagious and smile infectious.Bob will always be remembered as a kind, humble, and witty man. He was a true gentleman
and lived a life of integrity. His company was always enjoyed by his family and friends. He will be dearly missed.

Bob is survived by his wife of 60 years, Maribeth, and his children Bob Judge Jr. and his wife Mary, Lisa Judge Blinn and her husband Dennis, Mark Judge, and Leslie Judge, and his 6 grandchildren: Olivia Blinn, Tara Blinn, Kyra Blinn, Emma Blinn, Johnny
Judge, and Elly Judge. He is also survived by his sisters Denise Noesges, and Catherine Iacouzzi and many nieces and nephews.

Bob is predeceased by his brother, John Judge.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 10, 2022 at St. James Catholic Church. A reception will immediately follow in the church social hall.

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Mr. Judge (and later Bob) was such a great friend to our family. He and Maribeth were like family and our parents’ great friends. Nanuet to New Hampshire, they shared many good times and plenty of laughs! Bob was the consummate entertainer and we always knew we were in for a treat when he played MC ala Don Rickles! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. One of the good guys!

- John and Nancy (Stedge) Lauer, Charlottesville , VA

what a wonderful man! We still remember eating hotdogs and drinking wine when we visited for dinner. Lots of laughs and great company. Bob will be sorely missed but we are so grateful for having known him. Rest In Peace and you will always be in a bright light. God Bless your family.

- Lynn Rahn and Jimmy Rahn , Savannah, GA

Dear Maribeth, we are so sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. Please know you are in our prayers!

- Lou and Gerry Molella , Savannah , Georgia

So sorry for this tremendous loss . Wishing all your great memories can help with the healing of your hearts !

- Mindy Nastasi, Apex , Nc

May I express to you, Maribeth, and all of the Judge family my deepest and most sincere sympathy on the recent death of your beloved Bob! Although there were only a few times that I was in Bob’s company, those times will always remain memorable to me! He came to my niece Mary and his son Bob’s house one Halloween dressed as Julius Caesar with his wife Cleopatra…and since I was Nefertiti…the Egyptian connection kept us laughing and joking together all evening! He played a great Caesar and the night was really so enjoyable and full of fun…you had to have fun when you were around Bob‼️ He was a charming handsome gentleman who with his great humor always made others feel welcome and so very good about themselves in his presence! May God extend his hand to Bob as he brings him up into Heaven where he will be in glory with the Lord until we shall all meet again in the Grand Reunion‼️ With love and prayers, Judy Giovino Mary & Bob’s Aunt from Florida

- Judy Giovino, Delray Beach, Fl

We send our deepest sympathies,to the whole family. We were so sorry to hear of your loss. There are so many good memories of Mr. Judge, he was a wonderful man. Sending love and prayers to everyone,and a hug to Maribeth.

- Theresa and Jerry Zwernemann, Congers , ny

Just learned today of Mr. Judge's passing, and it immediately brought me back to some of the best times I've ever had. He (and all of the Judges) always made me feel like part of the family. Nothing but fond memories of the times we spent together. Dominica? (afternoons by the pool). Rick's Club American? (best ribs I've ever had). Pictionary in New Hampshire? (100% convinced Mrs. Judge and Leslie cheated with their scripted Unbearable Lightness of Being "guess." Learning this today made me sad, and also made me happy reminiscing and thankful that I got to spend some time and be a part of it all. Miss you all and sending you nothing but good vibes. - RB

- Rob Berg, St Augustine, FL

Services under the direction of:

Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
912-352-7200