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
Frank,
I can imagine the large hole in your heart over Judy’s departure. You and Levi were always a comforting sight when visiting Judy and I admire your dedication and great love in being with her each day over the past years.
It is a cruel journey that Judy travelled. I send you my deepest sympathies.
Amanda Mills and Giles Bixler
Dear Frank and Family,
We are very sorry for the lost of your beloved Judy.
You have been an incredibly devoted, loving and caring husband, present every step of the way.
Day after day we saw you and Levi on your way to support Judy.
We care about you Frank, if you need anything at all, please reach out to us.
Sherry and Mark
Dear Frank we are sorry to hear of the passing of Judy. We are thinking of your family at this difficult time. Luke and AnnaMae Wyna
Frank,
It was with much sorrow that I read of Judy’s passing.I have fond memories of Judy, you and your boys, Jon and Jim. I hope that remembering the happy times brings you some comfort. My condolences to you, Jon, Jim, Karen and Rene.
Regards,
Martha Evens
Dear Frank,
With heartfelt symphathies for the loss of your beloved Judy. I want you to know that I’m thinking of you during this difficult time. I always admired your devotion and dedication to Judy. I will miss seeing Judy, yourself and Levi. Please stay strong and take care of yourself.
With Love,
Veronica Beteta
Frank,
It was my pleasure to know Judy, Yourself (and Levi) over the past years. Rarely have I seen a person as dedicated to their spouse as you were. Please take care.
You are in my thoughts and I wish you nothing but the best.
Frank,
While we never had the pleasure of meeting Judy, and only knew of her through our chats with you and Levi on your daily walks, we have admired your enduring devotion to her during her stay at the Heights and the devotion to her throughout your many years together. Our deepest condolences to you and your family
Frank, James, Karen, Jon, Rene – so sorry to hear of Judy’s passing and to hear she battled dementia, such a terrible disease. You all have great memories of a wonderful lady to carry you through these trying times. Take care of yourself Frank and may Judy RIP.
With our sincere condolences
Gladys & John Parkinson
So sorry to hear about Judy and want to offer my sincerest sympathy. Hard to think of her as 80 years old as I still picture her as she looked at UND.
Dear Frank, it is with sympathy that I send this message of condolence to you after reading of the death of your beloved Judi. Although I didn’t know her very well, I do know that you were so committed to Judi’s care and wellbeing.
I miss seeing you and Levi on the “walkway” the last while.
Kind wishes.
Sylvia Burkhardt and Jemma.
Fred Alcock.