Judith (Judy) Agnes Cramer (Andraska) passed away from complications of cancer on the afternoon of Monday, July 13, 2026, while in hospice care at the House of the Dove in Marshfield, WI. Judy survived three previous bouts with cancer, a testament to her strength and resilience. She was born on June 16, 1941, in Ladysmith, WI, to Bernard and Louise Andraska (Grittner). She recently celebrated her 85th birthday surrounded by nearly 100 of her friends and family.

Judy graduated from Park Falls High School. She met the love of her life, Michael Cramer, and they married soon after on April 22, 1961, in Park Falls. They were an inspirational couple to all who met them, true soulmates who were never far apart. They even performed on a radio show, and their love for entertaining was passed on to all their descendants.

In 1965, Judy and Mike began raising a family with the birth of their son, Tim. In 1968, they moved to Wisconsin Rapids. They built their dream home in 1978, which served as a peaceful haven for them, their children Tim, Kelli, Dan, and Michael, and everyone who visited, for more than four decades.

Judy became the office manager for Complete Control, a temperature control company founded by her husband with his business partner Rick Rustad in 1989.

Judy was the heart and soul of her family, placing them above all else. She enjoyed reading, playing games (particularly Cribbage, Hand and Foot, Bridge, and Scrabble), campfires, listening to music (especially when performed by her family), feeding her loved ones, and socializing. Beyond her fierce love of family, Judy had numerous friend groups, including bridge clubs, a "girls' night out" group, and her neighbors. She shared an epic 60 year relationship with her best friend, Kathy Mayer. She loved traveling and went on many trips with her husband, children, grandchildren, siblings, and friends. Judy adored and bolstered her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, reveling in everything they did. She encouraged and generously supported their activities, especially when it came to performing. She also proudly supported the LGBTQ+ community.

Judy was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, her brother William Andraska, her sister Susan Andraska, and her infant daughter Kathleen Cramer. She is survived by her loving children Timothy (Kathleen Zelony), Kelli (John), Daniel (Tammie), and Michael (Dantzi) Cramer; her siblings Mary Kelnhofer, Carole Andraska, Kathy Weinberger, Pat Andraska, and Barb Teeters; her 11 grandchildren Max, Meagan, Sean, Elena, Maisie, Katie, Jude, Aidan, Charlie, Lexi, and Eilya; and her three great-grandchildren Asa, August, and Shepherd.