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Judith K (Hipp) Hockert, 67 of Cambridge, formerly of New Brighton, passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, April 4, 2013 after a two year fight with brain cancer.
Judith had a passion for scrapbooking, golfing with her girls and spending time with her family.
She was preceded in death by her father. She is survived by her husband Michael, her sons Thomas (Lori), Paul (Lisa), grandchildren Katelyn and Kyle Hockert, Amy LaBarre, and mother Louise Chance Hipp. A Memorial Mass was held on April 13, 2013 at Christ the King Cathoic Church in Cambridge.
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Gary K. Rolli
The first time I met Judy it was in the summer working for her uncle Joe Hipp at his truck farm in New Brighton. Most of guys after working in the hot sun would go and jump in Long Lake by the channel to cool off and clean up from hoeing fields all day. Judy would come out in her bathing suit and join us. We laughed and splashed around for an hour . All us guys swam in our clothes because we never thought to bring out truncks. Judy felt like the Queen of Sheba with all us guys falling all over each other looking for her approval. She loved life to the fullest and will be sadly missed. One other thing she was very shy especially around boys.We would sit in the yard swing and just talk about nothing, she enjoyed the company.
James Nabozny
James S NaboznyRest in peace , Judy.
At one time, Hipp's and
Nabozny were family.Judy and
I grew up together. Shared
lots of youth . JSN
James Nabozny
Judy's aunt, Elinore, married my uncle. Hisname was Raymond
Nabozny. He and my father,John started the
Nabozny Enterprises in
New Brighton,MN in
the late 1930's. He was
responsible, for the
Texaco Gas Station. I knew Judy from birth.
She was a wonderful person. I spent many
years with all the Hipp's. What a gal.
James S.Nabozny
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