Julianne Vincent

I remember your mother being a warm and friendly person when I would drop my son Steve off at your house or when giving you boys rides along with cheering you all on at your little league games.

What wonderful memories we have watching our sons during years on the AA Wrestling Team. There were some parents that never missed the weekend - the Vincents and the Minicks were two of those families. We had great times together, supporting our sons and having fun while doing that. Julie was a classy gal and good friend during those years.
The Minick Family

I wish I had more memories of your mom but we were just kids. Mom’s did what we expected of them (rides, snacks, going to our sports and school functions). I guess that is the complement, she let us be kids and was always there in the background keeping an eye on us but letting us do our thing. Now as parents I am sure you enjoy the relationships you can have with your children’s friends as an adult. I wished I could have had that with your parents.

A woman from humble beginnings, you lived a wondrous life yet always kept your humility. Even after Dad’s passing, I admired how you carried yourself with grace.
As mothers go, you were the best! Whether teaching us to ski, caring for us when ill, adopting our dog Thor, or guiding us to always be honest - you were there for your family.
Love you forever Mom,
Michael

Words can’t fill the void left by Julie. She was exceptional with her love and creativity. I learned so much from her. My heart aches.