Judith A. Lamberjack

Newspaper edition: Judith A. Lamberjack, age 81, passed away on February 19, 2022. Left to cherish her memory is her husband, John F. Lamberjack; her children, Jennifer Lamberjack of Canton, Jim (Debbie) Lamberjack of Longs SC; Doc (Kristen) Lamberjack of Dublin OH; Dennis (Dawn) Lamberjack of Conway SC; siblings, Michael (Gail) McDonough of Eureka Missouri, Dennis (Edie) McDonough of Bath IN four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Calling hours will be held Wednesday February 23, 2022, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Paquelet Funeral Home. Knights of Columbus Council # 5582 will conduct a Rosary Service at 3:30 PM prior to calling hours. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Thursday February 24, 2022, at 11:00 AM, located at Holy Family Parish (St. Clement Catholic Church) in Navarre.Interment will be in St. Clement Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Holy Family Parish, 216 East Wooster St, Navarre, 44662. For a full obituary, please got to www.paquelet.com Paquelet Funeral Home-(330)833-3222 Web edition: Judy was preceded in death by her parents, Bernard and Cecilia (Jowdy) McDonough and brothers, David McDonough, and Anthony McDonough Judy was a Girl Scout leader when Jennifer was at St. Joseph School in Canton. Her troop also welcomed handicapped girls from Lathrop School in Canton. Judy worked as a dedicated LPN at Mercy Hospital in downtown Canton, Country Lawn in Harmon and 18 years at Brewster Park in Brewster prior to her retirement. Judy has 4 children, 4 grand children (Bryan Fahrni, Ashley McDaniel, Carmen and Lindsay Lamberjack) 4 great-grand children (Nickolas and Tyler Fahrni, Joey Wines and Kaya McDaniel) Judy’s is survived by her brother Michael (Gail) of Eureka, MO and her brother Dennis (Edie) of Bath, IN. Judy’s father, Bernard was the oldest of 12 children. Judy was the oldest of her generation and had 62 first cousins. Judy will always be remembered for her kindness and sweet personality. She will be in the memories of all who knew her. Her 3 sons built a volleyball court on an adjacent lot. Many of their friends from St. Clement School and Central Catholic High school spent many hours at the court after school and on weekends. Judy was called “Mom” by all the boys.