Judy Compton Hoff

July 15th, 2021

 It is with great sorrow and sadness we share the sudden, peaceful passing of Judy Compton Hoff (Smith). Judy was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan, and passed away peacefully at the Pasqua Hospital on July 15, 2021.

 Judy was predeceased by her parents, Maxine and Bruce Smith. She is survived by her loving husband of nearly 44 years, Ken Hoff; son Sean Hoff (Kristen); daughter Christine Collins (Michael); and grandson Owen Collins, who she dearly treasured. 

 Judy loved her family with everything she had. She will be greatly missed by her twin sister Jane Neald (Dana); twin sisters Linda Yeo (Peter) and Laurie Leibel (Don); her multiple nieces, nephews, and cousins; and her extended family.

 Judy was passionate about her family, her career, traveling, and golfing. She spent her leisure time planning her next adventure, always being open to wherever that may lead her. She was a warm, loving, outgoing, and giving woman who brought joy into a lot of lives. She was always there to help or listen and did everything in her power to make things better. She gave so much and we all loved her for it dearly. 

 A Private Celebration of Life will be held for Judy. 

 The family wishes to thank the staff at the Regina Pasqua Hospital for their care, compassion, kindness, and respect during her brief stay.

 In lieu of flowers and gifts, please consider a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society in Judy’s memory at www.cancer.ca

Messages:

Dear Ken, Christine and Sean. We were so shocked and saddened to learn of Judy's sudden passing just today. Our deepest sympathy goes out to you all. We had a lot of good times back with you and Judy in our younger days. May the memories of the many happy family times sustain you through this sad time.

Ken and Shawn. So sorry to hear about Judy!!! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. One of our fondest memories from soccer is your family!!! Take care. Kel. Lori. And Dustin.

Ken and family. We were truly shocked to hear of Judy’s passing. Please accept our deepest condolences and may the memories made comfort you during this difficult time.

Dear Ken, Christine, Sean and extended family. I am so sorry for your sudden and shocking loss. Judy was a dedicated and passionate Transfusion Technologist who loved to teach and was a mentor to many. During the many years working with Judy she would share stories of her family with pride and so much love. I feel fortunate to have had her share so many special moments that were dear to her as Christine and Sean grew. May you find peace in the treasured moments she has left behind. My deepest sympathies to you and your families during this very difficult time.

Ken, Sorry for your loss. Judy is very caring person, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Ran

Dear Ken and family. I was so very sorry to hear of Judy’s passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers. John Phillips

So sorry to hear Judy has left us. She was a great colleague and a source of knowledge in the blood-banking field. I relied on her many times and she gave me great answers that a biochemist could understand. Ken and Judy were great neighbors when we lived in New Albert Park in Regina. Ernie & Carol Serediak

Ken and family: My sincere sympathy on the passing of your dear Judy. She was an inspiration to Transfusion folks everywhere. I enjoyed spending time with her at various conferences and she was always willing to share her knowledge and wisdom.

Ken, Christine, Sean and family, Our deepest sympathies to you. Judy was a great teacher and mentor. She was very knowledgeable and passionate about Transfusion Medicine. Judy never missed a soccer game or tournament for Christine or Sean. We had the pleasure of sitting on the sidelines enjoying the game and the company. Judy was very proud of her family. Please find solace in your memories of her. Thinking of you, Cathy and Cliff Christopherson

Deepest condolences to Jane, Ken, Linda and Laurie. What a striking resemblance at a similar age to her maternal grandmother Marion Compton. I do remember our last coffee together when in Regina many years ago and her great pride at the accomplishments of Christine and Sean. Thinking of you all, especially today, July 24th which would have been her 64th birthday. Leslie

Dear Ken and family, We were shocked and saddened to hear of Judy’s passing. I have known Judy for a very long time, having worked with her in Laboratory Services, Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region for many years. She was always so friendly, kind and very dedicated to her profession. May all the wonderful memories help you and your family through this difficult time. Our very deepest sympathy, Darlene & Jack McHardy

Sincere sympathy to you all on Judy's passing. I had the privilege of working with Judy over the years and always appreciated her knowledge, wisdom and compassion. I suspect those traits shone through in all facets of her life. A true loss. May your memories console you all.

Dear Ken…Sean, Christine, and family. Midge and I only learned of your incomprehensible loss of Judy, wife, mother, grandmother, twin, sister, a co-worker and our dear friend. We will keep a place in our hearts for her and for you all. God bless and our condolences and prayers are with you.

Dear Ken and family, Judy loved you all so much and spoken often of her family. It is so hard to think of her as being gone. Please know she was loved greatly by many, including myself. I will miss her wisdom, friendship and her amazing memory. I am so very sorry for your loss. Thank you so much for sharing her with us. Paula

Ken,Christine, Sean and families, Please accept our heartfelt condolences. We had the pleasure for many years to be on the sidelines together cheering at soccer games. Your mother was always willing to lend a hand with any and all activities to support Christine’s team. She was so proud of her children and loved to be at their activities. Thinking of you all during this most difficult time. Hugs and prayers from our family to yours.

Please accept my deepest sympathies on this huge loss. Judy was such a dear, smart, funny and kind person - truly one of the best people I have ever met. I am just so saddened to learn of her passing, and I know how much she meant to her family and friends, near and far. What a devastating loss, and what a legacy she has left, both personally and professionally. Rest in peace, dear friend.

Please accept my sincere condolences Ken and family. I have many fond memories of Judy over the years and we shared many conversations about our family and travels. Her work ethic and passion for Transfusion Medicine was instrumental in so many changes over her career. God bless you all and may the fond memories help keep your spirits lifted.

Ken and family, simply heartbroken at your sudden loss. Judy was a treasure. I so enjoyed the opportunity to get to know Judy as we spent so much time together in Ottawa, Brampton, Toronto, Halifax, Charlottetown, etc. Judy was always up for adventure and just made trips more fun! I'm grateful to have the chance to know her and have many fond memories to hold on to. My thoughts are will you at this difficult time. Wendy Vowles, BC

I was very sorry to hear the sad news. I had the opportunity to work with Judy on the CBS Blood file where her enthusiasm and practicality was most welcome. She spoke often about her family, and love of travelling. She was the quintessential blood banker, always willing to share her knowledge and experience. She will be missed by her many friends and colleagues. My sincerest condolences to Ken and her family members.

Dear Ken and Family, I was shocked and saddened to hear of Judy's passing. Judy was one of the kindest most genuine people that I have known and I am very grateful that I did have the opportunity to know and work with her. Please accept my heartfelt condolences and know that I will always remember her fondly and with great respect, Glenna Laing

Ken and Family, We were so shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of Judy. Our deepest condolences. I will always cherish our time working together on the national blood file. She was a true friend and professional. Ken, our trip to Prince Albert in the summer of 2018 always brings a smile to my face. We are so sorry for your loss.

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