Judith Rae Boschert

Judith Rae Boschert, born Judith Rae Sylvester, passed away peacefully at home on August 6, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on July 20, 1951 in Baltimore, Maryland, a place that shaped her heart and values throughout her life.

A beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, Judith’s warmth and devotion were evident to all who knew her. She dedicated 30 years of her life to nursing, 23 at Springfield /Rosewood Hospital, touching countless lives with her compassion, skill, and unwavering commitment to caring for others.

Judith's love poured generously into her family. She is survived by her devoted husband of 48 years George J Boschert, who shared with her a partnership rooted in mutual respect and affection. Her memory lives on in her three girls, Jennifer Elligson and husband Marty, Kelley Myers and husband Chris, Kris Klein and fiance Adrien Cannady. Judith also leaves behind her cherished grandchildren, Bradley Lookingbill and wife Brittany, and Jacob Myers and fiance Carly Jones. Judith has three precious great-grandchildren, Jackson, Gracelyn, and Jacob Lookingbill. She found joy in watching each generation grow. She also leaves behind her loyal K9 companions Mollie and Winnie. 

Judith’s family recall her boundless enthusiasm for life, her pride in her Maryland roots, and her undying loyalty as a Ravens fan. She delighted in oversea trips with family, creating a lifetime of memories through shared adventures, laughter, and discovery. These journeys were a testament not just to her sense of curiosity but to her deep love for those whose company she cherished most.

She is preceded in death by her parents Mary Patricia Sylvester and Raymond Sylvester, loved ones whose memories Judith always held close to her heart.

All who knew Judith Rae Boschert will remember her as a dedicated nurse, a loyal friend, a proud Marylander, and above all, a loving matriarch whose life’s legacy continues in the family and friendships she so deeply valued.

Her life will be honored by those who loved her, forever inspired by her strength, compassion, and devotion.

A celebration of life for Judith will be announced at a later date on Facebook.