Birth date: Sep 13, 1936 Death date: Jan 3, 2021
Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming Read Obituary
Respectfully offering my condolences to the entire Judd family. I also remember Mr. Judd’s enormous laugh, next to our rock music it was the loudest thing emanating from Bannock and Coquille. In the early 70’s Mr.Judd was the master of the Push reel lawn mower, that was his preferred method back then, he took great pride and care of his lawn, yard and home. As teenage boys Kyle and I use to sit in his GT while it was parked in the garage, we would debate which was the best ride the GT or the Corvette, seems like the GT always prevailed. I always admired Mr. Judd, he had a great job and provided well, he had the best toys, enjoyed music, and laughed LOUD, Deb, Kyle, and Gay your dad was the Cool Dad , most importantly he was Loved, may his soul Rest In Peace and comfort, Respectfully Al Trujillo
Jean and Family, May you have peace at this time. Your family patriarch is not far from you. Clint's friendship and humor will be long remembered by us in the neighborhood. It was fun to occasionally ride in his beloved car in earlier days. I especially remember talking baseball with him. A fun memory is watching "42" with him and Ron. "42" was about the legendary Jackie Robinson whose jersey number was 42. Clint loved that movie. Clint's service and generosity to our neighborhood is greatly appreciated. He served his fellowman quietly and without fanfare. He never asked for or expected praise or anything in return. What an example. Until later, old friend. Larry
My older Brother, Clint, was an Outstanding Young Man and hard worker. I was 2 years younger and we played together for years. As a teenager he got him a small Motor Bike which he drove to work & took me on several rides. Later he got him a big Motorcycle. Unfortunately, he was hit by a car near Fort Douglas and skidded on the highway on his forehead. He was hospitalized and had his head wrapped for a long while. This was before helmets. He moved on to cars and loved those Mustangs and had several. He lived close by when Sweet Debra was born and we loved taking her to Drive-In movies and having lots of fun. She was like the Sister I always wanted. When I married Lee Powell in June, 1961 he was there with us at the Reception at our Douglas Ward in Salt Lake. We attended some "Judd Reunions" which were great & visited many cousins & family. We both had the opportunity to attend our Sweet Grandma Judd's Funeral Service in Ashton, Idaho where we were born. Each time we visited the Salt Lake area we visited with him and family and always enjoyed this & usually ate at our favorite Kowloon Restaurant. Unfortunately, the last time we saw each other he was in Rehab, but in good spirits. Although he had many health issues he was upbeat and great to visit with. He called me on Christmas Day this year and sounded great. He was a very caring Husband, Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather. We greatly appreciate all the family has done in caring for him. HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. Prayers for all of his Outstanding Family.
Sincerely, Janet Judd Powell
