Judith "Judy" Ann Herlyck

judith herlyck

December 29, 1944 ~ May 3, 2024

Born in: Mason City, Iowa
Resided in: Pueblo, Colorado

Judith “Judy” Ann Herlyck, 79, was born in Mason City, Iowa on December 29, 1944. She passed away at home surrounded by her family on May 3, 2024, after a decline in her health.

Judy was a graduate of Newman Catholic High School. She also attended Loretto Heights College and received a degree in Bachelor of Arts.

Judy was a long-time employee of Rock Canyon Respiratory and Rehabilitation Center.

Judy enjoyed reading, chatting with her online friends, visiting family, and attending church services. Judy was known to welcome everyone into her home and her heart with open arms.

Judy will be lovingly remembered by her husband of 49 years, Gregory Herlyck; their children, Amber Looker, Thomas Herlyck, and Zachary (Mary) Herlyck. Judy will also be fondly remembered by her six grandchildren, Stacy (Luke) Gamma, Andrew (Xochitl) Looker, Jarrod Looker, Maeghan Looker, Ivan Herlyck, and Ethan Herlyck; her siblings, Bob (Pat) Nettleton, Mike (Mary) Nettleton, JoAnn (Bill) Rowan, and Patricia (John) Gansen; sister-in-law, Peggy (Tim) East; and brother-in-law, Jason (Melissa) Herlyck; and numerous nieces, nephews, close work friends, and church friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Hazel Nettleton; brothers, Terry and Richard; sister, Mary; and her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Art and Billie Herlyck.

A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 18, 2024, at Central Christian Church, 1902 N. Hudson Ave., Pueblo. A reception will be held after the service.

Services

Memorial Service: May 18, 2024 1:00 pm

Central Christian Church
1902 N. Hudson Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81001

544-9822

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  1. I worked with Judy for years she was a great friend and co worker, she will be missed condolences to her family RIP my friend

  2. CandleImageI worked with Judy many years ago at the nursing home. She was compassionate and hardworking. RIP Judy. ❤️ My thoughts and prayers go out to her family. Cori, thank you for informing me so I could pay my respects. ❤️

  3. With our deepest sympathy. to all the Family.
    Sherry Cox and Debbie Bartels. Love and Prayers to you Greg and Family.

  4. CandleImageGreg, Amber, Zach, Tom and family, Judy had a heart of gold. She gave so much and asked for so little in return. People like that are rare. It makes us feel her loss more keenly. I always appreciated the way she made family a priority in her life along with her faith. Love, prayers and lots of hugs to you all. 🫂💐🙏💙✝️

  5. CandleImageFrom your Alabama Niece(Scott), our sincere condolences to all of our families. You will be missed Auntie. Until we meet again, RIP!

  6. CandleImageI have to say I will be surely miss you grandma judy you been great to me and my sister I will miss you grandma

  7. Farewell my friend, you have left my life, but you’ll never leave my heart ❤, your countless deed of compassion, kindness, love for your family and your faith in the Lord. May your soul find eternal peace.

  8. CandleImageI was never able to get to know Judy personally, but her son Tom and I went to school together from 2nd grade through graduation. I did get to see Judy at school functions, and witnessed her kindness and love for her family.

    With that said, I do believe I know Judy in knowing Tom. He’s always had a kind and welcoming heart, has never had a hard heart, and has looked for the good in life and in people. A son is a good reflection of his mother’s spirit, and Tom has reflected that his mother’s spirit is golden.

    Sending my thoughts to Tom and Judy’s family. May good memories and the meaningful moments shared with Judy help carry you in this time of loss.


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