Taylor, Judy K. (Reig) (Aldrich)
Gates: On 7/17/17 at age 69, Judy passed away after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s disease which stole her body but not her spirit. Judy was born in Orchard Park, NY to Willis and Marian Reig. She attended SUNY Brockport prior to working as a teacher in the Churchville Chili School District for 32 years. Judy met and fell in love with James Taylor in October 1981; they spent the next 36 years together.
In addition to her parents, Judy was predeceased by her sister and brother-in-law, Jill and Bill Klug and her sister, Mary (Randy) Cole. Judy is survived by her husband James and her daughter, Jill Marie Aldrich-Hoff (Darrell Lloyd Jr). Judy described her grandchildren, Patrick and Alexandra Hoff, as the “loves of my life.” Also survived by nieces Betsy O’Brien (Chris Jezioro) and Laurie Klug; nephews Ben (Denine) Cole and Jay Cole.
In her last years Judy was the recipient of wonderful treatment and love provided by her care takers: Jean, Sue, Marsha, and Stephanie.
Friends may call Saturday July 22 from 5:30-6:30pm at the Community Christian Church, 2647 Chili Ave, Rochester NY 14624 where her memorial service will be held at 6:30pm.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Judy’s name can be made to National Parkinson’s Foundation Greater Rochester, PO Box 23204, Rochester NY 14692.
Dear Jim and Jill, So sorry to hear the sad news. I have many fond memories of your visits to Albion. Judy was a wonderful person and will be sadly missed.by all.At least her pain and suffering are over now. Love, Ann
Dear Jim and Jill,
Judy and I knew each other in high school. We renewed our friendship when we worked as colleagues together CCMS. Judy always had a welcoming smile and kind word. She was a caring, loving teacher. I know she will be missed but now she is a peace.
Judy was a fantastic teacher to my son. She enriched so many children. This is such a loss. Our deepest sympathy to her loved ones.
– Pete and Bobbi Guild
I am so sorry to hear of this very sad news. Judy was my 4th grade teacher and made such an impact on me. I don’t have many memories from my childhood, but being in her class is certainly some of the memories I’ve retained. She had such beautiful handwriting, I was mesmerized by it. She is the one who taught me not only cursive but also a little Calligraphy. Every time I use it I think of her and how much fun she was. I’m sure she will be greatly missed. I was just thinking about her the other day and was hoping to see her again soon. 🙁 Love, ~Emily
I worked with Judy for many years in C-C Middle School. What a gem of a teacher and a lovely lady. Love to her family at this time of loss. She lives on in the hearts of all who knew her and in the beautiful memories she created!