Birth date: May 11, 1937 Death date: May 4, 2021
Judy Apisdorf, a loving mother and grandmother, passed away Tuesday morning. She was an active member of Hadassah as well as a book clubber and notorious mahjong player. She loved traveling and reading and enjoying a good meal at Read Obituary
I am so saddened to learn about Judy's passing. She was a great woman, brilliant, sharp witted and quick! We met through Hadassah when my daughter worked at our local office. Judy was one of her adored Hadassah Heroes ! I believe Judy loved fiercely and this is how I will remember her. May her memory always be for a blessing and may she rest in peace, with her legacy of love comforting embracing her children and grandchildren.
Maxine Robbins
My memories of Judy are recent and very fond. For the past 3 years, I got to know Judy through participation in the Charmings, a study group where Judy contributed frequently and with terrific insights. She always ensured that we didn't interrupt each other and spoke one at a time. She enriched our discussions with her knowledge. May she rest in peace in the comfort of her loved ones. Lisa Enfield
What I’ll remember most about Judy was her love for all of her family. Even though we didn’t see her regularly when we did meet it was as nothing had changed over the years and we were still loving youngsters. She was warm and hospitable and had style and a perkiness that made you comfortable. We will miss her.
Judy was always cheerful and fun. When Jeremy and my own son Bernard were young, Judy and I made play dates for them. I have happy memories of kibbitzing with Judy, while the boys were playing.
The last time I saw Judy was during the summer of 2018. She used to always try to plan a trip to Cleveland during the summer and combine it with a trip to Chautauqua. During her 2018 trip, we were able to drive to Gambier to see my sister Phyllis. Judy was great company. Sadly, she missed 2019, due to being sick and 2020, due to Covid.
I also remember fondly another summer trip, when we planned to meet our cousin Richard for dinner. Richard was to drive in from Detroit. We very carefully orchestrated the time and place. That would have gone smoothly per plan, except for one little glitch - an accident on the highway between Detroit and Cleveland! Richard and Alana were held up for hours. Judy remained patient and cheerful, as we changed plans by the minute. Eventually, we all met up and had a great time.
Judy will be sorely missed.
My condolences to the Apisdorf family. I started to play Mah Jongg with Judy 7 years ago and it was our Monday night event that we all looked forward to. When we played at Judy's house, I met her son, daughter-in-law and beautiful granddaughters. She was so proud of her granddaughters. Judy was fun to play with and a very nice lady. She and Dorrie introduced me to Hadassah and we all worked together at Hadassah meetings and events. This past year due to Covid, I was only able to speak to her and we did have nice conversations. I will miss Judy very much!!
Linda Berkowitz
