Judith Ann (Chase) Adam

Judith (Judi) Ann Adam (Chase) - beloved wife, daughter, mother, sister, Mammy, Mimi, aunt, Ya-Ya and friend - passed away Tuesday, April 11, 2023, at age 76. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Robert; her children, Marc (Felicia) and Matt (Dani) Adam; her grandchildren Rylee, Marc, Holly, Chloe, Emma, Aiden, Taylor, Evan and Maddy; her sisters, nieces, nephews and countless friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and son, Baby Boy Adam. A native of Akron, Ohio, Judi was born to Jack and Fran Chase on January 6, 1947. She attended Garfield High School where she cheered, broke a few rules and, of course, met the love of her life, Bobby. As for her siblings - Karen (Dick) Stokich and Jackie (Bill) Hoover - they were more than sisters. They were best friends. She also leaves behind sister-in-law Paula Adam, brother-in-law Ken (Judy) Adam and her nieces and nephews Tami (Tim), Denise (Stacy), Zac (Julie), Tim (Erin), Jeff & Darren McGlaughlin, Shawn (Natalie), Lindsay (Christian), and Steve 'Pudge'; and many great nieces and nephews who all loved her dearly. Throughout her 76 years, Judi never slowed down. She, Bobby and her closest family and friends traveled the world to places like France, England, Spain, Italy, Mexico and many beaches throughout the United States. She also adored spending time with her sisters visiting her one-and-only Aunt Betty Borchering in Florida. Judi had a special bond with Tami, her first niece and the daughter she never had. That relationship extended to Tami's children, Judi's great nieces Kaylee (Austin) and Kaitlyn (James). She was so excited for the birth of Kaylee's son, Kolton, whom she met with joyful tears, a few jokes and an enduring love just days before her passing. If Judi wasn't traveling or spending time with family, friends or her beloved "Ya-Yas," she was shopping or pampering herself with a massage, pedicure or manicure. A mainstay at Kohl's and White Tree Boutique, Judi never turned down a deal or a new outfit. Throughout the years, Judi was employed by Firestone Tire Company, Barmet and ComDoc where she made many lifelong friendships. Judi's infectious smile, sense of humor, love for others and willingness to help those near and far will always be remembered. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to the Parkinson's Foundations - a cause near to her heart - by visiting parkinson.org/donate).