In memory of

James (Jamie) Kenneth Judge

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of James (Jamie) Kenneth Judge, in his 69th year. Known affectionately as “Big” Jamie to his family, he was a man of many talents and interests. He led a life that reflected both his passions and his quiet nature.

As a young man, Jamie was an athlete, playing hockey and running track. His love for speed and adventure carried on into his early adulthood with his passion for riding motorbikes.

Music was another important part of his life - he wrote songs and poetry, and played several instruments, sharing his creative spirit with those closest to him. Jamie had an incredible gift for storytelling, always making those around him laugh with his perfectly-timed punchlines and captivating tales.

Though he lived life in his own quiet way, Jamie touched the lives of many. He will be remembered for his warmth, creativity, sense of humour, and his ability to make exceptional Kraft Dinner.

He leaves behind his beloved daughter, “Little” Jaimie Eastabrook (Nick Eastabrook); his siblings, Janet Shaw (Ralph Shaw), John Judge (Jo-Anne Judge), Joanne Scharbach (Roger Scharbach) and Joyce Judge (Walter Alvarez); and his many nieces and nephews.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date, details to follow. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the Canadian Mental Health Association.

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Yolande and Peter (Friends)

Entered March 7, 2025 from Toronto

Our sympathies on the loss of your brother Jamie,
Our thoughts are with you.

Roger Scharbach (Brother-in-Law)

Entered March 8, 2025 from Sault Ste Marie

Left us too soon, always gonna miss ya, rest in peace brother - Love Roger

Bob Read (Friend)

Entered March 11, 2025 from Oshawa

Jamie worked on some renovations for me on Queen St. and always showed up, eventually!
RIP James!

Jo-Anne Judge (Sister-in-law)

Entered March 12, 2025

I’ll miss your sense of humour, James. Always a quick quip or pun to share. Also, your home renovation skills were much appreciated on our first home which was in need of your talent.
We never did get through to editing that children’s story. Would have been a good one with Hardly Bearit as the main character.
Rest in Peace.

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