Judith Anne Cohen
October 16, 1938 - June 02, 2021
Obituary
Judith Anne Cohen, formerly of Bel Air, died Wednesday, June 2 at Dulaney Valley Assisted Living. She was 82.
Born in Baltimore, MD she was daughter of the late John A. Brink and Eleanor M. Kozma.
A retired retail store manager for Carlton Cards, she enjoyed reading, doing word search puzzles and watching her beloved sport teams on television.
She is survived by her children, James C. Lolley, his wife Tina of Bel Air, Melissa C. Parker and husband Dennis of Alta, WY; grandchildren, Andrew Lolley and wife Rebecca, Erin Riggs and husband Jake, Jillian Parker, Luke Parker; great grandsons Finnegan, Jack and Henry Lolley.
A private celebration of life service will be held on Friday, July 16 at 10:00am at the Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home, P.A. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to HCPL Summer Reading Program.
Events
A Celebration of Life
Fri Jul 16, 2021 @ 11:00 AM EDT
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home • 333 S Parke St., Aberdeen, MD 21001
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Memories
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Sandy Philistine
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For her family my heart goes out to you. I was so lucky to have known such a beautiful lady. Fun, caring, supportive, so many wonderful things I could say about her. So glad I could say she was a very special friend.
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Genevieve Metzger
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Judy was my best friend. She was an intelligent and talented women. She was a supervise when we worked together in Baltimore. She was also an excellent writer who correspondent with me several times a month when I lived in Germany. Judy was a super sorts fan and kept up with all of Maryland’s teams. Most of all she was always there to support me. I’ll miss her so much.
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Dennis C Parker
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Judy was my friend, mother-in-law and grandmother to our children for nearly 30 years. During this time she never imposed on us and always enjoyed the time we shared together. Judy was independent and kept to herself. She lived her life the way she wanted to live. It was a privledge to have her in our lives. She was never a burden or demanding and she loved her son and daughter so much. I will miss our good times.
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Melissa Parker
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My mom enjoyed the quiet and solitude of reading a good book, drinking a glass of iced tea and watching her beloved Orioles, Ravens, and Terps. She adored Christmas, and decked our halls on Leiden Road with absolute delight every year, singing "We need a little Christmas!", wrapping presents better than any professional gift wrapper (even tying tiny bells on each one), and baking ten varieties of cookies which we weren't allowed to enjoy until Christmas eve. Years later, Jim and I admitted we used to sneak down to the basement to eat a few, unbeknownst to Mom :-) What I miss most is her calling me to tell me something funny she read or heard. She was a thoughtful Mom and Grandmom and a dedicated friend to the lucky few she allowed into her life. She will be greatly missed.
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Mary Lou Gerber
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I remember Judy’s love for greeting cards especially Hallmark. So much that Jimmy would draw a crown on the back of his hand made cards he made in grade school. Judy amazed me with her decluttering ability. She could have taught Marie Kondo a thing or two. If she was finished with some thing she got rid of it. I always think I will need it some day. She was a special person and she will be remembered.
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Iola Tejnecky
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Our friendship began when we became neighbors in Holland Hills and continued for over 50 years. We shared many laughs, tears and fond memories. Rest in peace, my dear friend, I shall miss you.