sanford L. LaJudice (77) passed peacefully on August 24, 2023 in Ormond Beach, FL.
Born October 17, 1945 to Sanford LaJudice and Rose A. LaJudice (nee Grover) in Buffalo, NY.
Widowed husband of Barbara A. LaJudice (nee Kalway). Survived by sister, Rose M. LaJudice; son,
Sanford C. LaJudice; daughter, Peggy E. Hites (nee Gartee, LaJudice); grandchildren: Anthony LaJudice, William P. Gartee, Lauren LaJudice, Travis LaJudice, Andrew J. Gartee, Jr., Jonathon LaJudice, LeAnn Fisher (nee LaJudice); and 14 great-grandchildren.
Served in the United States Marine Corps and the National Guard. Worked for Delphi-Harrison Radiators. Aside from rum & cokes and dancing with red-heads, Sanford loved to travel. He was a master at mapping out any trip with bathroom stops along the way. Most often to see family in Pennsylvania or anywhere in New York State he could get pictures of waterfalls, historic parks and military museums. He had a strange sense of humor and would appreciate this.
We love you dad and you truly will be missed!
Sandy served in Vietnam Above written by his daughter Peggy.
Born October 17, 1945 to Sanford LaJudice and Rose A. LaJudice (nee Grover) in Buffalo, NY.
Widowed husband of Barbara A. LaJudice (nee Kalway). Survived by sister, Rose M. LaJudice; son,
Sanford C. LaJudice; daughter, Peggy E. Hites (nee Gartee, LaJudice); grandchildren: Anthony LaJudice, William P. Gartee, Lauren LaJudice, Travis LaJudice, Andrew J. Gartee, Jr., Jonathon LaJudice, LeAnn Fisher (nee LaJudice); and 14 great-grandchildren.
Served in the United States Marine Corps and the National Guard. Worked for Delphi-Harrison Radiators. Aside from rum & cokes and dancing with red-heads, Sanford loved to travel. He was a master at mapping out any trip with bathroom stops along the way. Most often to see family in Pennsylvania or anywhere in New York State he could get pictures of waterfalls, historic parks and military museums. He had a strange sense of humor and would appreciate this.
We love you dad and you truly will be missed!
Sandy served in Vietnam Above written by his daughter Peggy.
sanford L. LaJudice (77) passed peacefully on August 24, 2023 in Ormond Beach, FL.
Born October 17, 1945 to Sanford LaJudice and Rose A. LaJudice (nee Grover) in Buffalo, NY.
Widowed husband of Barbara A. LaJudice (nee Kalway). Survived by sister, Rose M. LaJudice; son,
Sanford C. LaJudice; daughter, Peggy E. Hites (nee Gartee, LaJudice); grandchildren: Anthony LaJudice, William P. Gartee, Lauren LaJudice, Travis LaJudice, Andrew J. Gartee, Jr., Jonathon LaJudice, LeAnn Fisher (nee LaJudice); and 14 great-grandchildren.
Served in the United States Marine Corps and the National Guard. Worked for Delphi-Harrison Radiators. Aside from rum & cokes and dancing with red-heads, Sanford loved to travel. He was a master at mapping out any trip with bathroom stops along the way. Most often to see family in Pennsylvania or anywhere in New York State he could get pictures of waterfalls, historic parks and military museums. He had a strange sense of humor and would appreciate this.
We love you dad and you truly will be missed!
Sandy served in Vietnam Above written by his daughter Peggy.
Born October 17, 1945 to Sanford LaJudice and Rose A. LaJudice (nee Grover) in Buffalo, NY.
Widowed husband of Barbara A. LaJudice (nee Kalway). Survived by sister, Rose M. LaJudice; son,
Sanford C. LaJudice; daughter, Peggy E. Hites (nee Gartee, LaJudice); grandchildren: Anthony LaJudice, William P. Gartee, Lauren LaJudice, Travis LaJudice, Andrew J. Gartee, Jr., Jonathon LaJudice, LeAnn Fisher (nee LaJudice); and 14 great-grandchildren.
Served in the United States Marine Corps and the National Guard. Worked for Delphi-Harrison Radiators. Aside from rum & cokes and dancing with red-heads, Sanford loved to travel. He was a master at mapping out any trip with bathroom stops along the way. Most often to see family in Pennsylvania or anywhere in New York State he could get pictures of waterfalls, historic parks and military museums. He had a strange sense of humor and would appreciate this.
We love you dad and you truly will be missed!
Sandy served in Vietnam Above written by his daughter Peggy.
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