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Julie May Robinson
Julie May Robinson Hanley, 49, passed away March 31, 2011 in Marysville, WA.
She was born to Robert and Esther Robinson on March 24, 1962 in Everett, WA. Julie graduated from Marysville-Pilchuck High School in 1980 and had a career as a bookkeeper.
She was the most loving wife, mother, sister and friend you could have.
Preceding her in death were her parents; sister, Molly McGee; her brother, Robert Robinson; and grandson, Peyton Stuart Hallgren.
Julie is survived by her husband, Ray Hanley; son, Jeramie Hallgren; daughters, Ali Hanley and Shelley Hallgren; siblings, James, Michael, John and Jeanie Hicks; grandchildren, Jordan and LilyAnna Hallgren.
A memorial service will be held Friday, April 8, 2011 at 12:00 noon at Weller Funeral Home, 327 N. MacLeod Avenue, Arlington, WA.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the family to help with funeral expenses.
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Memories and Condolences
for Julie Robinson
Shelley Hallgren
March 29, 2019
Julie She was a wonderful person you will always be missed
Linda Berthron
January 30, 2012
Julie, we had so much fun when we were young. Mud pies being made, walking to the store to get our snacks for the day, sneaking to Everett, wow, that was a long bike ride! Cruising the strip in Everett when we were able to, swinging on the rope swing over the creek. So many memories and we lived 300 miles apart. We never lost touch over all these years and you are missed more that you may know. You are one of the most honest and giving women that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. I am getting a tattoo in your honor...first tatoo for me. Everyone that knows you will know what my tattoo will be. RIP my friend. Love Ya Linda
ali hanley
November 24, 2011
to all who knew her and knew that she loved us all and was thankfull that u were in her life ...she looks down on us everyday waiting for the day that we can all be together again
ali hanley
November 24, 2011
mom i love u! you and we all miss u
Jeramie Hallgren
May 4, 2011
Mom I love you!
April 18, 2011
we will all miss you you were a good mother you died at a young age but we must move on
shelley hallgren
April 17, 2011
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Dan Acosta
April 13, 2011
Julie, Pam was telling me she saw you a while back we were going to come by and see you, we never made it. I will miss you it really has been to long since we were out having dim sum, I think of you and your little stuffed animals. I remember once I stole them off your desk and mailed them to you we laughed and wondered how far they had traveled, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Jules! All our Love Dano & Pam
Rena Larsen
April 7, 2011
Julie and I worked together for a few years, she was my favorite boss to date. She helped to throw my first borns baby shower. We would meet for girls nights, outings and parties of various nature. The thing about Julie is this....She was always smiling, no matter what life threw at her she smiled through it all. She cared about people. She loved animals. She adored children. Her heart was pure. Her laugh contagious. Her hug was meaningful, as in that moment YOU were her only focus. Her friendship was one of a kind. I will forever remember the times shared. I will think of her when I see Dumbo or Babar. I will think of her when a particular song comes on the radio of which was probably the biggest joke she ever played on me. Long live the butt dance JULES!! I love you. I will miss you.
Shelly Wiggenhorn
April 6, 2011
We went back so many years...to the 80's! We were travel buddies, concert chums. We had so many girl's day outs together over the years. For years she use to talk about how when we got old we would live side by side and be crazy old ladies together. She wasn't supposed to go so soon. I'll always cherish all we had together...Shelly Wiggenhorn Spokane, WA
Kit Malloy
April 6, 2011
As I sit here in my office I go back to the first time I meet Julie, we hit it off from the start. she always had a smile on her face, and we both love going to eat at Red lobster for lunch, and play jokes on friends back at work. Go over and shop at levenworth at Christmas, with other friends.
The talks we would have on the phone and e-mails. I'm going to miss that, most of all miss you my friend. We have other angel watching over all of.
My prays with her family. Miss you.
Kit
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