Julie was a loving wife, mother, sister, daughter, and friend who was always there for anyone when they needed her (or even if they didn’t).  Julie always brought a positive view on life and had a remarkable way of making the people around her feel happy and comfortable to talk to. She showed us how to be strong, how to appreciate every moment, every experience and every interaction; the power of positive thinking and how to be humble and kind to all.  The way she lived her life was inspirational.

 

Julie was and will continue to be known for her warm demeanor, gentleness, kind heart of gold and always wanting the best for her and her family.  As a mother of three young children, she was focused on what is best for them, always determined on instilling the right morals in her children.  Julie raised her three beautiful children grounded on strong beliefs, family morals and a humble mindset.  She enjoyed the camping trips, bike rides, family dinners, movie nights and visiting family and friends.  She had a passion for education and making sure her children had the best experiences possible.  This included finding ways to both recognize and support the educators and specialists who are critical to the development of children in our local communities. 

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Julie was loved by many who are all gratefully blessed for getting the chance to know her.  While she will be missed dearly by those around her; we are all stronger thanks to her.  She gave us the strength to continue and the skills needed to raise our own children using the community and resources around us.