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Julie Anne Orme

¶ Waldorf, Virginia

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ORME, JULIE ANNE

Of Waldorf, MD died July 15, 2003 at Duke University Medical Center. She was born in Washington, DC on March 3, 1960 and was 43 years old. She was the daughter of Mr. Earle T. Orme, Jr. and Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh Duncan. Miss Orme is survived by her mother and stepfather, Mary C....

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It's now April 2024. I lost contact with my dear friend and co-worker Julie in the late 90s. I transferred from NIC in '92, but we stayed in touch. Julie and I spent a lot of time together, I even lived with her while separated from my ex. She was always there for me. My oldest and Joey are about same age. Julie and I were able to travel together for which are times I will never forget. I even went to mom's in VA before our trip over to Norfolk area for work. Man, this really makes me sad....

This is so strange. Just yesterday, Julie's name popped in my head, then I get this email this morning. It is July 10, 2023. It's hard to believe it's been 20 years since the Lord called her home. I reminisced about her smile, her laughter, and her zest for life. She was so sweet and kind. I hope you have found some solitude in knowing what a wonderful person she was and the fond memories others have of her. I loved her like a sister. We worked together back in the 80s at the Naval...

My dear friend Mary,

I am just sitting here doing my e-mails and up pops the legacy message about your sweet daughter Julie. I sat here and read all the messages sent about Julie, you, Joseph and your whole family and how honored I am to be part of your life.
Your messages about your daughter every year or so just sends goose bumps through my whole body and you are what any daughter or son would want as a loving mother who gives her whole heart and means it. I know how heavy...

Mary, Gary, Earl & Joseph:
I just recently learned of Julie's passing and I want to express my deepest sympathy. I'm still stunned that a person with such energy and enthusiasm for everything life had to offer is no longer lighting the world.
I met Julie through bowling and had many wonderful times bowling with her in those Fair Lanes "Weekend Tournaments".
I wish the very best for everyone in Julie's family.

Sincerely - "Pete" Jepson

In Memory of My Daughter, Julie, on her 47th Birthday.

It doesn't seem possible that almost 4 years have passed since my beloved daughter, Julie, left us. Time means nothing when you lose a child. We just take one day at a time and try to be at peace without Julie in our family. Julie was always smiling and happy, and we miss her so much. She had such an impact on the lives she touched in her short life, and we will remember her all the days of our lives. We pray that she knows we...

Hi Joseph,

My name is Dotty,Jr. I played with your mom as a little girl, I am 47 now, and I remember I would be so happy when your mom & gary and little Earl were coming to visit, we would play the whole time, I don't think we ever fought, we played and played and dinner time was fun too. I would love to meet you one day. My mom was real good friends with your grandmother Mary, they grew up together. I have a 16 year old daughter Joanna & a 10 yr. old son Cody. I loved your mom's...

Dear Mary, it seems like just yesterday that we were playing in the snow at Mayo, MD. :-)
Such wonderful memories of our children. Where did the time go!
I remember Julie as a sweet little girl. Our kids played so well together.
I wish we could go back, just one day and visit those memories. My heart goes out to you and your family. Remember the "good 'ol days".

Love,
Harry

I remember my Mom. So much has happened since she left us. I would love to tell her about all the exiting things in my life. I miss going to all the theme parks with her. She was just as much a kid as I was. When I graduate in 2007, I know she will be there for the celebration. My Mom loved parties, and she would be so proud to see me on stage receiving my diploma. And, I will say "Mom, you always told me I could do it!" I'll always love you, and I miss you so much.

In remembrance of my daughter, Julie, on the third anniversary of her death:

It is so hard to realize that Julie is no longer with us. I remember her smile and her great personality. I remember all the Christmases and birthdays that made her so happy. I remember her gracefulness. Although I remember so much about her, she will never know how much I miss her. She was a beautiful person, and I will always have her near, because I carry her in my heart.

Julie's Mom