Judy Gatto, 80, passed away in Saanich, B.C. on November 13, 2021 after suffering from dementia. Judy lived a long and happy life and was blessed with many friends and family.
Following her service as a professional social worker at City of Calgary Children’s Aid, Judy spent decades as the Manager of Special Projects for the Agristar Corporation.
Judy is survived by her devoted husband (Frank) of 58 years. She was blessed with two wonderful sons, (James) and (Jon) and her wonderful daughters-in-law, (Karen) and (Rene).
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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21 Responses
Dear Frank and family, I would like to offer my deepest condolences regarding the loss of your beloved Judy. As always, I hope you and your family can find some peace of mind and comfort during this very painful time in your lives. May you and your family one day find some solace in memories of the life and love you shared together. I will miss seeing both of you together. Warmest regards, Jane LeBreton
Hello Frank,
We spent a lot of time trying to help our loved ones at the Heights on Carey Road.
I am Pam Campbell , daughter of Barbara Gordon in 329.
You were so very kind to my mum.
Mum passed last year on November 24th. Your dear wife is now gone about a year later.
My husband, Bruce and I send you our hero award.
Nothing that went on there was easy.
Hope you and Levi are doing well.
Stay strong buddie. Pam
Pam
Frank we are so sorry to hear of the passing of Judy. Condolences to you and your family. I thank you again Frank for helping me get on the fire department in Calgary.
Frank, our sincere condolences to you and your family on the passing of Judy. We will remember Judy for how thoughtful and organized she always was. She showed great perseverance in things she pursued. We recall the happy time we spent together over dinners in Calgary and Victoria. May these happy memories bring comport to you. We know your sons and daughters-in-laws will be there for you, as well as your trusty canine companion, Levi. Take good care of yourself, dear friend.
Albert and Marg
Dear Frank
Sheryl and I want you to know you are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. It’s been way too long since we’ve seen you but do think about you often.
Bob Bartlett
Hi Frank John and Jim. I was very sorry to hear of your loss and trust that many fond memories and strong family will sustain you through this difficult time. A lot of good memories on Barret Place!!! Hope you are doing well Frank.
Bob Pitts
Frank ,Debra and I are thinking about you and your loss. Jaxon and I still wait for the return of you and Levi to our daily paths and treats for all the lucky dogs in your life.
Your devotion to Judy and her to you is legendary, and even though at times she may not have responded to you in her final days, she knew you and Levi were there.
Take care Frank ,you are lucky to have such great Family around you at the present, and you are a force in the Royal Quays community!
Sorry for your loss my friend. You and Judy were my first friends in Arizona. Makers Mark and coffee started my days at Doublegate.
Dear Frank and family: We are so sorry to hear about losing your life long love. Judy will always be remembered in our hearts. Take good care my friend. Paul and Marj Turner
Dear Frank,
It is so sad indeed to know that Judy is no longer with you and us. She was a dynamic lady and we had some great discussions about our mutual concern over harbour safety. You were a most caring and devoted husband; your visits with Levi over these past years did so much to improve Judy’s quality of life during her battle with dementia. Please take as good care of you now as you did for Judy.
With my most sincere condolences,
Susan (Woods)