Judy L. (DeVeaux) Stroman
– Judy L. (DeVeaux) Stroman, Ephrata, PA formerly of Lititz, PA, passed away on November 24,2022 at Lancaster General Hospital due to a lengthy illness. She was 71 years of age.
She was born in Lancaster to the late Virginia & Charles DeVeaux of Lititz.
She is survived by her loving, caring and devoted husband, Robert A. Stroman of Ephrata. Also surviving her is her only child, Nathan Kale, husband of Tracy (Coble) DeVeaux of Columbia, PA. Two grandson’s Trenton Ortiz of Ephrata and Josiah Hill (LKA) of Ephrata a sister, Cyndy ,wife of David Myers of San Antonio, Texas their daughter’s Chelsea and Marrisa and her beloved granddog, Libby. As well as other relatives and friends throughout Lancaster County, PA Judy enjoyed gathering the family together for any occasion. She loved to go to different parks around Lancaster County to have picnic’s, spending time with Nathan and Tracy’s dog, Libby at every chance she could, crafting, reading, and cooking.
She attended Warwick High School and worked in Lititz all her life.
A memorial to remember Judy will be held sometime this spring at a picnic. The family will let everyone know when that will be. Intermittent will be held at the convenience of the family. Contributions in her name can be made to the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation at pittsburghpenguinsfoundation.org
Cremation Services of Lancaster – 717-cremate
Aunt Judy, you are now with our Father in Heaven, free of pain and reunited with Grammy! Thank you for all the secret recipes you’ve shared with me, for being forever thoughtful and generous to my little family, and for loving everyone around you so fiercely. Rest in Peace and sending my deepest condolences to Bob and Nathan and the rest of the family 🙏🏻 ❤️
Sister: I still can’t believe you have left us, but I know where you are: in Our Father’s Mansion, with Jesus at your side and honestly, it doesn’t get any better than that! What a blessing that you have no more pain or earthly sorrows! I will keep our happy memories close to my heart and soul forever. Someday we’ll meet again, where there is no strife or worries or cloudy skies and we will join hands with Mom and Dad and be a family once again. I love you.
I can’t believe it has been a week already since you left us. You are no longer in pain and everything is brand new and working. I just hope and pray that you knew just how sick you really were when you got to the hospital this time. Thank you for loving me and giving me your son and grandson! We won’t forget Bob and we will be ok. Rest easy Judy! I LOVE YOU AND WILL MISS YOU FOREVER, GRANDMA. Thank you for all of my puppy treats and all the hugs, kisses and attention, Love Liberty (Libby) Lee DeVeaux 🐕🐶🐾🐾🐾