Julia G Robinson

Julie was our best friend and neighbor for many years. She had a great sense of humor and a beautiful smile. Always caring about others and her beloved cats. I will miss our afternoon visits. She liked to reminisce about the farm and her Italian family. She would share her Sees candy with me and always send one home to Frank. We love you Julie. Kathy and Frank Torres

May your life be filled with wonderful memories of times with Julia. To know her was a blessing. She was such a special friend and we spent many hours of art together--even talking CSUB into giving us our own "Senior Show"! Her passing leaves such a great void in our lives.

In the loving memories of our dearest Julia, No words can express how we appreciate your guidance, your precious support as a nursing professor and mentor throughout our academic journey at CSUB. You were our Role Model and inspired us to become Family Nurse Practitioners and achieve our goal of Doctors in Nursing Practice. We cherish all moments spending together with you over the past 30 years, and will never forget your beautiful smile, your gentle voice, and all your kind advice....

Julia was and is my beloved aunt. She meant everything to me. Julia was my the person who encouraged me, comforted me. Julia was always there for me. She used to tell me I was her bestie, and I told her she was my bestie. I will miss her wisdom and insight, her friendship and love.

Julia was once my teacher and later on one of my favorite patients. She would always ask, "Are you staying out of trouble?" Her conversations and counsel always brought a smile to my face. I will miss my friend and mentor.

Julia I will forever miss your friendship, advice, and support And all of our fun times on our "get togethers." Rest in peace in the arms of our dear Lord my friend. Michelle Pearl-Krizo

Ohh!! What "good energy" Julia had... AND she shared with so many. Teaching with her at CSUB was such a pleasure. . Laughs ! Fun and always great learning ! Brenda Pulskamp

Julia welcomed me to St Philip the Apostle Catholic Church and became my godmother when I was confirmed in 2009. I loved hearing about her college days at Gonzaga and her contributions to the nursing program at CSUB. We would go to church and sit together most times, visit with each other, and share our lives. I had lost contact with her when I moved, but I thought of her often. She was a beautiful person.