Julia Ann Sullivan Inge

I love you Mombo -
I miss you every minute... now and forever...

I could only hope to be as graceful and full of smiles like my aunt Judy. I was fortunate enough to live in Austin for several years just a few miles from her home. She, my grandmother and I were able to spend a lot of time together and I am grateful for every minute. She is missed.

What a blessing Julia has been to all of us in her Ring of Faith bell choir, and especially to me, her stand partner. Her gentle spirit and quick wit endeared her to all of us, and each week I was inspired by her positive outlook on life. I miss her very much.

Julia's smile was one of the most heart-warming sights I ever saw. I was in the handbells choir with her at Church, and she loved to share stories about her family with me. She was a joy to be around and could always make me laugh. My prayers go out to her family and friends. I will miss her.

I had the privelege of working with Julia at Jose I. Guerra, Inc., where we became good friends as well as co-workers. She will surely be missed at the office, and we'll think of her often.

...go in peace and with our love,
Dick and Nelda Lillie

I had the honor of visiting with Julia briefly in the hospital two weeks ago. What a beautiful spirit she was!! My deepest sympathies to all her family who will miss her so much. I especially enjoyed chatting with her grandson, Kristopher. Listen to your Mom--

May you find healing and peace from our Heavenly Father. I only knew Julia for a few days as her hospice home care aide. She is a beautiful, wonderful person.