Judy Narum Obituary, Wayzata MN, Judy Narum Has Died
Judy Narum Obituary, Death – On August 30, Judith “Judy” Lehrman, who was 69 years old, went away as a result of complications caused by COVID-19. She had a kind and gentle spirit, and she cherished her family very much.
She spent time at her workplace, Rise, Inc., and with her caretakers at her group, where she enjoyed singing together and listening to music. residence in the Bloomington area. Because she was having so much fun, she was invariably the last person to leave when our family got together. Consuming delicious food was one of her greatest pleasures. She looked forward to her trips to McDonald’s and Perkins, where she could sip her coffee and Dr. Pepper in comfort. Her clever turns of phrase never failed to make us chuckle. Her contagious smile will be deeply missed by all of us.
Her parents, Morris and Sarah Lehrman passed away before her, but she is survived by her siblings Nancy Lehrman (who is married to Lester Cannon), Sharon Lehrman (who is married to Steven Ptaszek), Brad Lehrman (who is married to Karee), Robert Lehrman (who is married to Julie), and her devoted nieces and nephews. The family is grateful to Rise, Inc. and Connections, Inc., in particular Andrea Taylor-DeBeltz, Jim Fortin, Ephraim Bailey, and Anne Bishop, for the care and support that she got throughout the years from these organizations. The family is also grateful to the kind staff at M Health Fairview Southdale.
who cared for her in her final days without expecting anything in return. Because of the limits imposed by the epidemic, the family will hold a Zoom funeral on Tuesday, September 1 at three o’clock pm Central Daylight Time. For individuals who are interested in attending the virtual funeral, the Zoom link can be obtained by sending an email to zoom4@hodroffepstein.com. Donations in Judy’s memory should be sent to the Minneapolis Jewish Family Children’s Services or the Minneapolis Sabes JCC, with a note requesting that the funds be designated to the organization’s inclusion programs.