Timeline for Judith B. Wollenhaupt
Born: July 11, 1938
Died: November 23, 2020
Judith (Barclay) Wollenhaupt, 82, formerly of the Heritage of Green Hills in Shillington, passed away November 23, 2020 at Masonic Village, Elizabethtown, where she resided since October 2019. She was the wife of the late Wilbert H. Wollenhaupt who passed in 1994. Born in Clayton, NJ, Judy was a daughter of the late Kenneth R. and Irene Bartram (Clark) Barclay. Judy graduated from Clayton High School and attended Albright College, where she met Will. She worked as a secretary in the Insurance industry. Judy was a member of West Lawn United Methodist Church. She is survived by daughter Erika Wollenhaupt and wife Patricia VanHorn of Harrisburg; sisters – Joan Lacy of Williamstown, NJ; Kathryn Pickering of Englewood, FL; and Karen Barclay of Toms River, NJ; and many nieces and nephews.
Judy enjoyed gardening, sewing, crafting, reading mystery books, and watching figure skating. She hosted many jazz sessions with Will and fellow musicians at their home in Mohnton. Additional highlights were traveling to Germany with Will and his students, a cruise on the QE2 with her mother, family picnics in New Jersey, celebrating milestone birthdays at Mohonk Mountain House, and recently meeting Scott Hamilton.
Donations in memory of Judy may be made to Mifflin Community Library, 6 Philadelphia Ave, Shillington, PA 19607; Masonic Village Hospice, 98 Masonic Dr, Elizabethtown, PA 17022; or Masonic Village Helping Hands Funds, 1 Masonic Dr, Elizabethtown, PA 17022.
Graveside services officiated by Pastor Terry Cooney in Pleasant View Cemetery will be private at the convenience of the family. In lieu of an in-person visitation, you are encouraged to share your memories on her obituary at www.kleefuneralhome.com. The Klee Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc., Shillington is assisting the Wollenhaupt family.
Dear Erica and Pat: Please accept my very sincere condolence on the recent loss of your dear mother. She was a very sweet lady and I think of her so often. Our friendship blossomed because of her marriage to your day, who I knew from school days at Wilson High School, as well as at church. I can remember well his gift of playing the piano. May you have comfort knowing she is now in the hands of our Heavenly Father and has joined your dad. I am blessed having known her. With Christian Love and Friendship, Marsha Sarfert L-214, The Heritage
I'm so glad that Judy was able to stay in one location after all the moves she had to make, I'll always remember our hours long conversations at The Heritage, What a shame that CoVid spoiled opportunities for family and friends to spend more time with her but I'm thankful that Erica was able to be with her at the end. May you find peace as time goes on.
Dear Joan, Kathy, Karen and families. Please accept my sincere sympathy in the loss of Judy. May you find peace in a lifetime of memories.
July and I were childhood friends. camping trips,neighbors and she was in my wedding . She looks so much like her dad in this picture. memories of the past bring joy to me. Blessings and prayers, Lois and Sam DeMore Pittsgrove,N J.
I love you Aunt Judy, you are a beautiful soul. Thank you for being an shining example of light in my life. My family all loved you and held you close even though we lived a state away. Rest In Peace, Dear Aunt, you will never be forgotten.
Stella, Judy played the piano, but not publicly, that I know of.
So sorry for the loss of your family member.
Family of Judy Barclay Wollenhaupt: So sorry to hear of one of my classmates passing. Judy was a shy smart student. Very sweet person. Sending condolences and God's comfort and peace to her family on behalf of the Class of 1956. Glad to read her obituary and her successful life. I noticed she hosted jazz sessions with Will and fellow musicians. Did Judy play an instrument? I don't think I knew that.
Erika and Pat Our hearts go out to you on the loss of Mom. We had the opportunity to meet Mom at Erika’s backyard birthday. I remember she was so easy to spot as her as her and Erika share so many characteristics. Without knowing her well we know Judy was one tough lady who brought so much joy and love to you both. We love you both. Sarah & Christina, Liam & Emma
Graveside Service will be private at the convenience of the family – officiated by Pastor Terry Cooney
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Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Klee Funeral Home.
Dear Erica and Pat: Please accept my very sincere condolence on the recent loss of your dear mother. She was a very sweet lady and I think of her so often. Our friendship blossomed because of her marriage to your day, who I knew from school days at Wilson High School, as well as at church. I can remember well his gift of playing the piano. May you have comfort knowing she is now in the hands of our Heavenly Father and has joined your dad. I am blessed having known her. With Christian Love and Friendship, Marsha Sarfert L-214, The Heritage
I'm so glad that Judy was able to stay in one location after all the moves she had to make, I'll always remember our hours long conversations at The Heritage, What a shame that CoVid spoiled opportunities for family and friends to spend more time with her but I'm thankful that Erica was able to be with her at the end. May you find peace as time goes on.
Dear Joan, Kathy, Karen and families. Please accept my sincere sympathy in the loss of Judy. May you find peace in a lifetime of memories.
July and I were childhood friends. camping trips,neighbors and she was in my wedding . She looks so much like her dad in this picture. memories of the past bring joy to me. Blessings and prayers, Lois and Sam DeMore Pittsgrove,N J.
I love you Aunt Judy, you are a beautiful soul. Thank you for being an shining example of light in my life. My family all loved you and held you close even though we lived a state away. Rest In Peace, Dear Aunt, you will never be forgotten.
Stella, Judy played the piano, but not publicly, that I know of.
So sorry for the loss of your family member.
Family of Judy Barclay Wollenhaupt: So sorry to hear of one of my classmates passing. Judy was a shy smart student. Very sweet person. Sending condolences and God's comfort and peace to her family on behalf of the Class of 1956. Glad to read her obituary and her successful life. I noticed she hosted jazz sessions with Will and fellow musicians. Did Judy play an instrument? I don't think I knew that.
Erika and Pat Our hearts go out to you on the loss of Mom. We had the opportunity to meet Mom at Erika’s backyard birthday. I remember she was so easy to spot as her as her and Erika share so many characteristics. Without knowing her well we know Judy was one tough lady who brought so much joy and love to you both. We love you both. Sarah & Christina, Liam & Emma
Klee Funeral Home
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Klee Funeral Home.