In Loving Memory of Judith Earlyn Marez 

March 7, 1952 – October 8, 2026

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, Judith Earlyn Marez, age 74. Though our hearts are broken by her loss, we are forever grateful for the love, memories and precious moments she leaves behind.

Judith was a loving mother of two children and her family was an important part of her life. Being a wife, mother and grandmother was an important role that made her a lasting part of the lives of those she loved. Her life was filled with experiences, challenges, joys and memories that helped shape the family she leaves behind, She was a force to be reckon with, and had many tricks of trade, which included cosmetology, phlebotomy and even some training as a police officer like her father in the early years, but it wasn't until she worked at the shoe factory where she met the love of her life Alex that she began the most important role as his wife for the next 44 years. With this union she had 4 children, Naomi Ruth and Baby Alex who went to heaven to soon, and daughter Rebecca Louis and Son Anthony John whom she cherished and embraced with overwhelming love. Her love for them outweighed all obstacles and she went far and beyond to make sure they always felt and knew her love through her overprotectiveness at times her continuous acts of love and her sometimes overbearing nature to have to always need and want to know every aspect of each or their lives as they were hers as well.

Losing a mother leaves and emptiness that words can never fully explain. There are moments when we will wish we could hear her voice one more time, see her smile again, or simply sit beside her and share one more conversation that could last.. and last... and last...for those who know and loved her know she loved to visit, share stories and her stories would turn into more stories and before you knew it you were laughing and sometimes completely thrown off by her most exquisite humor that kept you captivated but also made you try to politely excuse yourself cause sometimes them stories had no ending but started a new beginning. While those memories now may live only in our memories, the love behind them will remain with us forever.

Though we must say goodbye for now, we take comfort in knowing that the love we shared with her is something death can never take away. She will be deeply missed and forever cherished by her children, Anthony and Becky, daughter in law Crystal, her grandchildren who were her world as well, Austin, Anthony Jr, Alex and Heavenlee, her pet children as you know were also a huge part of her and all those who held her dear.

A mothers love is one of life's greatest gifts and although Judith may no longer be physically present, the love she gave will never disappear.

Rest peacefully MOM. Thank you for the life you lived the memories you leave behind and the love that will continue to live in our hearts. Until we meet again, you will forever be apart of us. You may be gone from sight, but you will never be gone from our hearts.

FOREVER LOVED

FOREVER MISSED

NEVER FORGOTTEN

Judith was proceeded in death by her love of her life Alex Coldo Marez, parents John Anthony Bonomelli, Wanda Earlyn Kellum Bonomelli, brothers, James and Sherman Leory Bonomelli, children Naomi Ruth and Baby Alex Anthony

She leaves behind Daughter Rebecca Louise, partner David Lynn, Son Anthony John, wife Crystal Marie, grandchildren Austin Caleb, Anthony John Jr, Alex Isiah, Heavenlee Jolene, fur babies, dogs Lucky Jr and Chidori,(Chi Chi) cats, Loki, Rogue, Mystique, and Skittles, many cousins, niece and nephews, and dear friends.

Services will be Thursday October 15, 2026 @ Mountain Scott Kiowa Methodist Church 11:00 a.m followed by fellowship in the dining hall @the church.

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