Julie El Saieh-Wolfe

Dear Bill and to all of Julie's family- i just saw this today and was so saddened by this news. Julie was a wonderful woman and knowing her from my days as a student at IS24 throughout my adult career (she even brought down the house when i was 'roasted' by the Rotary 'back in the day') she was always one special teacher and one special human being. my deepest condolences.

I had the great pleasure to know Julie and to travel with her and many students to Japan. Julie was the best of the best in her field and highly regarded by all. She was a true professional and the best!!

Julie was my principal and friend when I worked at IS 75 ,she always thanked me for a job well done , I am truly sad to hear this .Rest in Peace

I remember Ms. El Saieh very clearly from IS24. I am nearly 60 and that's a testament of the power of a great teacher and educator. Rest in Peace.

My deepest condolences to a wonderful childhood friend in Saint George Staten Island.

Our world was a better place with Julie in it. Only wondered happy loving memories. Jimmy and Maria Hogan

Julie was my next door neighbor . She lived at 100 St. Marks Place. I in 108. When I was lifeguard at Lyons Pool in summers of 61,62 63. I recall in her aquamarine bathing suit. She would make a good jack knife dive. I had invited Julie and Maureen Cummisky and friend Mosel DeSantis to go water skiing out by the Outerbridge Crossing with my friend Tommy Creighton boat. We drove out to Lemon Creek in Julie's mom new Buick Electra. I was fine day until we cut trough a tugboat wake. Juie was...

Ms El Saieh from IS 75, was one of the sweetest, kindest, educators I had ever met - I was a parent and she was always so pleasant to be around. May she rest in peace!

Sincere condolences to Billy and family.