Judith Ann (Perry) Grover, age 80, passed away April 3rd, 2024. Born January 8, 1944, in Columbus, Ohio to the late Ralph H. and Helen L. (Kershner) Perry. Preceded in death by her late husband Charles Grover, son Scott A. Janlin, sisters Charlene Perry, Shirley Tedeschi, Ruth Cracium, brothers John "Tony" Perry, Frank "Tom" Perry and Jerry "Moe" Perry. Survived by son Vince Janlin, daughters Christine Janlin, Shirley Cerimele, Missy Taylor; Grandchildren Kylie Beane, Vincent (Peyton) Janlin, Blake (Kaela) Springhetti, Kambra (Blake) Beaver, Dominic Janlin, Kaitlyn Janlin, Brea Woodrow, Sophia Cerimele, Alyssa Woodrow, Alexia Woodrow, and extended grandchildren Raedan and Raquel Jones; Brothers, James "Oscar" (Barb) Perry and Daniel "Tazz" (Patsy) Perry; sisters, Sheila "Hezz" (Frank) Gonzales; 6 great grandchildren; and the father of her children Frank Janlin; special friends Carolyn "Red" Livesly and Moni Iulianelli, and many nieces and nephews. Judy attended Hamilton Twp. High School and worked for the Franklin County Treasurer and O'Brien's gym before becoming a full time stay at home mom and caregiver to many. She was known by many as Mom, Grandma Judy, Mamaw Judy, Gigi, Aunt Judy, JAG and Judith Ann. Her passion in life was her family, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She loved attending their events and cheering them on at numerous sporting competitions. Judy was an amazing cook and baker, she also loved working in her flower beds. People would stop in amazement to look at her yard. She had half her neighborhood growing banana trees. Judy loved her Ohio State Buckeyes and Joe Burrow even though she cheered for the Browns. When she wasn't spending time with her family Judy liked to "sneak" with her daughter's and best friend Patsy to the Racino and play her favorite slots, the "Babies". She was loved by many and left a lasting impression on all those she met. Her radiant smile was infectious. She is now living it up in heaven with her family and son Scott. Her many nieces and nephews often referred to her as Aunt Judy, the Icon. She will be missed by many.

Friends and family may call from 11A.M. until time of service at 1P.M. on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 at the O.R. WOODYARD Co. 1346 S. High St., Columbus, OH 43207. Interment will follow at Fernwood Cemetery. Pastor Guiles Richardson Officiating