Judith Moran

Judith Joy Moran, affectionately known as Judy, passed away peacefully on the 17th of April, 2025. She was born on the 10th of April, 1943 in Milwaukee, WI, she spent most of her adult life in Las Vegas, NV, She grew up in Phoenix, Arizona and retired to Cedar City, Utah . Judy was an adventurous soul with a creative mind, always finding joy in the smallest things. She dedicated her life to her family and the students she taught during her career in Education as a First Aid Safety Assistant.

Judy was a loyal friend and a dedicated family woman. She loved her family and taking care of her home. She also loved to collect Beanie Babies, she has hundreds of them throughout her home. She found great joy in taking care of her home and family, and she was known as the woman who would always have a warm meal and a comforting word for anyone in need. Her adventurous spirit led her to her cabin up the mountain, where she loved feeding the critters and enjoying the tranquility of nature.

She is survived by her loving husband Kenneth Moran and their devoted daughter Lisa Cummings and her grandson Matthew. She was preceded in death by her father Edgar Lee, mother Rosetta Moses, and siblings Nancy Beers, Rosemary Ford, and Edgar Lee. A private family viewing was held on Monday, 21st of April, 2025 at Cedar Valley Funeral and Cremation located in Cedar City, Utah.

We would like to personally thank the wonderful staff at Intermountain Home Health and Hospice for their care and service to Judy and our family. They were so wonderful to work with and made a tough time more bearable. Thank you. And to Bryan, Connie, Brent and Marnie at Cedar Valley Funeral & Cremation Thank you for your kind and loving care of our Judy. She looked so good and the building and service were just beautiful Thank you again.

Judith's love, dedication, and creativity will continue to inspire and live on in the hearts of those who knew her. We invite you to share your cherished memories and photos of Judith on her memorial page. Your stories and pictures will serve as a comforting reminder of the life she lived and the love she shared.