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Judith Ann Snobeck
Snobeck, Judith Ann Age 76, of Hastings, passed away at home on August 28, 2018, her birthday. Her best birthday gift was seeing the love of her life, Lee in heaven. She was born on Aug. 28, 1942, in Minneapolis to Michael and Bernadine Chupka. She married Lee Snobeck on Dec. 28, 1963, in Minneapolis. She loved being at the cabin and spending time with friends for coffee and card club. She was very grateful for her caring neighbors and wonderful friends. She enjoyed her time with family, especially her grandkids, and their trip to Disney. A special Thank You to Steven and Liz Snobeck and family for their loving support. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lee; parents; sister, Lynn Yurecko; grandchildren, Sarah and Michael. Judy is survived by her children, Michelle (Pete) Zak, and Mitchell (Jennifer) Snobeck; grand-children, Joseph, Levi, Colby, and Bradyn Zak; and Kiley and Tyler Snobeck; other relatives and many friends. A memorial service will be held on Friday (8/31), at 2:00 PM at the Resurrection United Methodist Church, 615 W. 15th St., Hastings. A gathering will be held one hour prior to the service at the church. Interment, Lakeside Cemetery. wisefamilyfh.com
Published on August 30, 2018
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Karen M. Johnson (Engfer)
I shed a tear today remembering Haley and her Comets (Judy, Karen, Kay,Janelle) and all the fun and great times we had and the crazy stuff we did and managed never to get in trouble. Rest in Peace my friend.John F. Ramberg
It is a sad day today. Judy's passing brings back a flood of wonderful memory's of Judy and our many friends who shared three exceptional years together, for some a lifetime of continued friendship. What a blessing it was have the opportunity to date and be friends with Judy. The bonus was you got Lynn and Bernie in the deal as well. What a special trio they were.
God's gracious blessings Judy.
Nancy DeJoy (Erickson)
So many of my high school memories include Judy; always fun and a smile on her face. We had lots of sleep overs at the cabin and my house. Judy was a bridesmaid in my wedding. Although over the years we did not see much of each other, I did think of her fondly. Glad you are reunited with Lee!
Nancy
Kay M. Holmberg (Gredvig)
Judy willl be missed by many. Think back to Nokomis Jr.High and or ki Keon’s and Moni Cabritos. Our trips up north then RHS we joined our groups and new friends. Out of school our years at Univac and going to Bernie’s at her work...we had many great laughs.
Thomas W. Hanson
Judy was in my homeroom. We made senior vollyball champs with just a 5 member team. Judy and I were Keewaydin/Nokomis kids so my knowing her went back quite a ways. Homeroom mates are somehow closer than other classmates. I'm sure her famliy, relatives and friends will miss her.