Judy Ann Zaccaria
August 7, 1944 – August 26, 2022
Judy Zaccaria
Judy Ann Zaccaria was born on August 7, 1944 to Helen Sluga and John Costello, in Price, Utah. She is the middle of three girls: Jona, Judy and Barbara. She grew up in Helper, Utah. She attended public schools, graduating from Carbon High School in 1962. She completed 2 years at Carbon College. In 1960 she met the love of her life, Darryl Zaccaria. They went together for 2 years, were engaged for 2 years, and were married for 58 years.
Judy and Darryl had 3 children: Jason, Darren and Desiree. There was nothing more important to her than family. She was a beautiful seamstress, dedicated homemaker and a fabulous cook, all skills she learned from her mother.
Life was not without challenge for Judy. In August 2019 their beautiful daughter Desiree died, leaving her heartbroken. A few years later Judy fought a courageous battle with cancer, handling everything with grace, dignity, and strength.
She is survived by her husband Darryl, and sons Jason, Darren (Judy Look) and granddaughter Alexis. Also, by sisters Jona (Tony) Gonzales, Barbara (Bill) Jewkes, loving nieces, nephews, a special uncle Lou (Madeline) Tonc, extended family, and a community of friends.
She was a pillar at St John Vianney church. A Rosary will be held 9/8/22, 7 pm at SJV. Mass of Christian burial will be held at 11am on 9/9/22 at St John Vianney, 12600 84th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034.
Remembrances made to your choice.
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What a beautiful lady, always smiling, very nice to all. she will be missed greatly.
Our love and prayers are with you
All our love
Dear sweet Judy: I will miss our daily phone chats to just check in .Our lives forever changed in many ways. Your suffering is over, knowing this gives us comfort. You were an Angel here on earth so you were called home to fly with the Angels – may the perpetual light shine upon you and may the angels take you to paradise. Our love for each other is eternal. We will once again enjoy being together, having a cup of coffee and catching up. Rest In Peace dear sister- till then❤️❤️❤️
What great girls and Teta Helen and uncle John growing up just up the street. Lots of great memories and love. Always caring and supporting with our large extended family. Darrel and Judy and family continued the journey. God bless you in the future. May Judy’s soul Rest In Peace. All our love cousin Vince, Sheila, Aaron and Andrea.
Oh my beautiful sister Judy, it seems surreal to be writing this. Although I saw you suffering so and although I know that you are at peace and reunited with your beloved Desiree and our Mom and Dad and although I am happy for you that your suffering here on earth is over and that you are in God’s presence I am so sad for me and all who love you so much. I will miss you (I do already), especially those daily phone chats that we shared. I will miss us getting together to vacation in some pretty amazing places and also those quiet moments just enjoying our morning coffee and “girl talk”. I will miss getting your beautiful notes and letters in the mail, sharing a favorite recipe with you and I will miss your smile, hearing your voice/laughter. I will miss you every day (I already do), but I cherish every memory and look forward to seeing you again. Love you, Barbara
Dear Darryl and family,
I was so sadden to learn about Judy. Please know my thoughts are with you and I hope fond memories of her help you through this difficult time. Do take care and stay well.
With sympathy, Reg
Dear Daryl and family,
My heart goes out to you. My sympathies to you. Judy was a wonderful friend and classmate. I will miss her and our emails back and forth. Through all her illness, she never complained and always remained upbeat and positive. Heaven just got a wonderful angel.
With love,
Karen
Dear Zaccaria family,
This news of the passing of a favorite classmate is heart wrenching. Judy was such fun, with a wit and laugh that lifted all around her. What a joyful friend. Please add my wishes of love and comfort to her family along with many, many other friends whose lives she made better. We all loved her.
We are very sorry for the loss of Judy, she will be so missed. Our family is keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Barbara and Jona, I am so sorry to learn of Judy’s death. I know this is so hard for you. She is your beloved sister. My thoughts are with you.
Please accept my condolences in the loss of your wife, mother, sister and so much more. I wish you all God’s best as you have sweet memories to keep you and help you through this time.
Love,
Gwynn Tonc
My deepest sympathy and condolences to the family. My heart goes out to you Darryl and family. Judy will be missed greatly. She did so much for Saint John Vianney and the parish family. God bless you all and my prayers are with you and the family during this difficult time. May she rest in peace.
Oh Mama Judy, you were such a bright light to those around you and now you’re shining down on us. The only comfort is knowing that you’re with our beloved girl Desi. You and Darryl were at every softball, basketball, soccer game of ours cheering us on and I’ll never forget you helping get me and Dez thru drivers ed and all of the rolling laughs! And bringing the Glitter Girls together when we all needed each other most. Thank you for the wonderful memories and always smiling. We love you, please give Dez one of your biggest hugs for me, I so wish I could have just one more Mama Judy hug. You are adored and so very missed.