Julia Strecher

I don't know much more about Julia, but I pray for her she rests peace in the gardens of heaven, I found about her death, on a video about Find your purpose in life after her father Professor Vic stretcher mentioned that he lost his loving daughter. I am so sorry for your loss professor.

Vic and Jeri,
I was so saddened to read of Julia's passing. I remember meeting her at the program for Mott Hospital at the Brandons and your moving story of her heart transplants and her care. What wonderful parents you were to her. There could be no better. I am so sorry for your loss and that her beautiful life was cut short.

im so sorry for your lose. words can not even start to say how sad i am for your loss

Jeri, Vic, and Rachael,

We send our love and thoughts and prayers to all of you from all of us. Our lives are blessed forever because of the gifts Julia gave us. Please know that we are thinking of you and will see you soon.

Love,

Wendy, Brendan, Carly, Aidan, and Maia

Victor and Jeri, My profound condolences. Julia is such a beautiful person- so quietly determined. I am moved by her passing. My heartfelt prayers are for you three.

Dear Vic, Jeri and Rachael,

Trudy and I were shocked to hear about the very sad news about Julia. Our sincere condolences to each of you. We wish you all the strength needed. Trudy and Hein

Dear Vic, Jeri and Rachael--my sincere condolences to each of you. Although I only had the pleasure to meet Julia once on your visit last year to SF/Oakland, her spirit and story has inspired me and my colleagues for as long as we have worked with HealthMeidia and known you, Vic. I know I speak for many of us here at KP when I say our thoughts and prayers are with each of you. Joe DiMilia (Kaiser Permanente).

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I know Julia was an inspiration to so many people. Her spirit will continue to touch the world. Joli Studley (Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield)

I was diagnosed with diabetes when I was six. I remember meeting Julia, who is a year younger than me, on the playground at Burns Park not many years afterwards. I recall feeling intrigued when I saw that she, too, had to wear a medical id bracelet. After asking what it was for, I listened to Julia tell of her heart surgeries. I remember thinking how cool it was that she was "running" off of someone else's heart. Now I look back and realize how strong she was, how I wished I had...