Judith Sperduto

November 20, 1942 - September 9, 2026

Judith Sperduto

On September 9, 2026, of Turnersville. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Sperduto for 49 years until his passing. Devoted Mother of Susan Bobjak (the late Jeffrey) and Joseph Sperduto (Jil). Loving Grandmother of Jeffrey, Evan, Molly, Austin, Emma and Cole.

Judith worked as a bank teller at Wells Fargo Bank for over 25 years. She was an avid fan of the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies.

One of her favorite memories was her role as a regular participant on the Grady and Hurst dance program in the 1950s. She especially looked forward to decorating the family Christmas tree each year with the Lenox ornaments she collected over her lifetime and loved spending her childhood summers in Ocean City NJ with her Aunt Ret and Uncle Tom.

Judith’s life will be honored and remembered privately by her family.

Egizi Funeral Home

Paul Hajduk

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Judith Sperduto On September 9, 2026, of Turnersville. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Sperduto for 49 years until his passing. Devoted Mother of Susan Bobjak (the late Jeffrey) and Joseph Sperduto (Jil). Loving Grandmother of Jeffrey, Evan, Molly, Austin, Emma and Cole. Judith worked as a bank teller at Wells Fargo Bank for overContinue Reading

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My deepest sympathy to the family on the loss of Judy. Hard to believe how many years have passed by in us being neighbors. In later years I would stop by to chat with Judy when she was sitting outside or share a wave while I was out on my bike ride. May all the precious memories of her be a comfort to you all and in time I know they will bring a smile back to you.

Our hearts go out to you and your family during this incredibly difficult time. We hope the memories you shared with your mom bring you comfort and peace. May her memory be eternal. Please know that your entire team is thinking of you and sending our deepest sympathies.

My condolences to Judy’s family and prayers coming your way. I was Judy and Joe’s mailman back in the day. I miss them both. They were a great Philly couple.

I’ll always remember Judy fondly. She would sit out front and we would chat as I walked my dog. We would talk about the Eagles game and she always had her Eagles shirt on on game day. She was positive and rarely complained about anything. She loved when she saw her grandchildren. I will alway remember her and her love for her husband. Hugs to the family.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.