LISBON FALLS — Judith-Ann Riordan, age 78, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Sept. 17, following a long illness. Judy was born April 18, 1939, daughter of William and Arline Boyce of Bath.

Judy was educated in the Bath schools and graduated from Morse High School in 1957. After high school Judy trained to be an airline stewardess at Central Technical Institute in Kansas City, Mo. Judy then attended Burdett School of Business in Boston. While in Boston Judy was employed by The Royal Globe Insurance Agency, where she met her husband of 53 years, Anthony Riordan Sr. Together Andy and Judy raised their three sons in Lisbon Falls, where Judy worked as the “lunch lady” at the Lisbon High School cafeteria. Judy was a member of the Lisbon High School Hockey Boosters and the cheering coach for the Lisbon High hockey team. Judy participated in many bowling leagues at the Lisbon Bowling Center, and enjoyed golfing with her husband at Apple Valley golf course. Her love of people, animals, her books and especially her laughter and lumpy potatoes assured her a place in many hearts. If you knew her, you loved her.

Judy was predeceased by her son, Michael Paul Riordan, of Lisbon Falls; her parents, William and Arline Boyce, of Georgetown; and her brother, William Boyce Jr., of Panama City, Fla.

Judy will be sorely missed by her surviving husband, Anthony Riordan; sons, Anthony Riordan Jr. and fiance, Karen Brown, John Riordan and wife, Diana; Anthony Riordan Sr.’s daughter, Barbara Riordan and children, Rose Pelati and Helen Camia; 12 grandchildren, Brandon Riordan, Kelsey Fish, Siobhan Murtiff, Courtney Riordan, Shauna Riordan, Ryan Riordan, Chandler Riordan, Connor Brown, Keegan Brown, Jared Leduc, Olivia Leduc and Kenneth Leduc Harris; three great-grandchildren, Kevin and Briana Murtiff and Carson Fish.

We would like to thank the Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice nurses, as well as Danielle Martin, Ruthann Driscoll, Karen Dall, Andy Riordan and Karen Brown for caring for mom in her last days. Please rest and breathe easy, you were loved by all, Judy.

You are invited to share your thoughts, condolences and fond memories by visiting the online guestbook at www.crosmanfuneralhome.com.

Judith-Ann Riordan

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