Judith H. Anderson

Judith H. Anderson Beloved Wife, Devoted Mother/Grandmother, Tireless Volunteer, and Cherished Friend 1955 – 2025 Judith “Judy” H Anderson of Pemberton, New Jersey, A woman Known for her intelligence, generosity and Boundless Love passed away on Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025 at Deborah Hospital in Browns Mills. She was 69 years old. Born in Philadelphia, the youngest daughter of the late John V. F. and Elizabeth Crawford; Judy was a lifelong area resident. Growing up in Southampton and Graduating from Holy Cross High School. Judy worked various jobs such as Chemical Bank in Mount laurel, before settling into her career at the National Auto Dealers Exchange (NADE) in Bordentown. Most recently she was a homemaker and Grandmother, serving as a staple in the Church Community at Saint Anne's Church in Browns Mills. The sister of the late John V. F. Crawford Jr and Mary A. Crawford; Judy is survived by her loving husband Victor Anderson, son Ross Anderson (Nicole), grandson Jack Anderson, brothers Joseph Crawford (Donna), Francis Crawford (Karla), and sister Catherine Briscoe (Michael). She is also survived by her 95-year-old uncle Francis “Ducky” Crawford, in addition to many cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, and life-long friends. Judy was an inspiration from a young age when she was diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis. She would later in life, experience a number of health conditions that would affect the way she lived her life, but she never let it dictate the way she appreciated life. Despite the health issues, Judy always had a lucky side. Winning various prizes through the NJ lottery and Burlington County Times newspaper. Most notably, she won a trip to the super bowl in 1989. A true go-getter with an indomitable spirit, Judy led a life defined by service, perseverance, and deep love for those around her. For 50 remarkable years, she shared a devoted marriage with her beloved husband, Victor Anderson — a partnership she proudly celebrated and cherished throughout her life. Judy was a lifelong organizer and giver. Whether volunteering at Saint Anne’s Church, scheduling altar servers and Eucharistic ministers, or helping run bingo nights and church carnivals, Judy could always be found behind the scenes, making sure things ran smoothly. She served for years as PTO Secretary in Pemberton Township Schools district, lending her keen organizational skills and warmth to countless students and families. Professionally, she worked as Block Clerk Coordinator at the National Auto Dealers Exchange (NADE), where her dedication and precision earned her great respect. She was a proud long-time member of the Embroiderers’ Guild of America (EGA) and found joy in creativity and craftsmanship. Serving as the president and board member for a period of time, she faithfully provided the newsletter each month for years. She was a talented stitcher and teacher who was always there to support the guild even as she pushed through her health issues. Judy also loved spending time with her family at Ocean City, continuing a summer tradition begun with her parents and carried forward with her own Family. Judy had a brilliant mind and loved to challenge it — whether solving Sudoku puzzles, playing Mahjong with friends, or enjoying a good board game with family. She was an avid fan of football and horse racing, and her competitive spirit was matched only by her quick wit and lively conversation. Known as a beautiful writer and family historian, Judy took great pride in sending out a detailed and heartfelt Christmas update each year, chronicling the events and milestones of the extended family. She remembered everyone’s birthdays, anniversaries, and even the more somber dates — always making sure no one was forgotten. Judy found deep joy in connecting with others. She loved long lunches filled with meaningful conversation and laughter, always making time to catch up with old friends and new. Her warmth, attentiveness, and selflessness made her a natural nurturer and a lifelong friend to many. Judy spent her later years at her home in Browns Mills with her loving husband Victor. Regularly watching her grandson Jack, whom she loved dearly. Her life was one of purpose and heart — full of quiet impact and unwavering devotion. She leaves behind a legacy of service, love, and grace. Relatives and friends may visit from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at the Perinchief Chapels, 438 High Street, Mount Holly, N.J. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at St. Ann's R.C. Church, 22 Trenton Road, Browns Mills, N.J. Interment will follow at Sacred Heart Cemetery, Hainesport, N.J.

Judith H. Anderson

November 9, 1955 - June 3, 2025