Julie Ann Rand

Julie was a close family friend my whole life. A life-long friend of my mother's, she was like an aunt to me and my sisters. I remember visiting her and her mother as a youngster, and her mom would give me "rides" up and down their apartment building's hallway in her electric wheelchair. I thought that was coolest thing. Julie served as my confirmation sponsor in the 8th grade, told great stories, and let me confide in her from time to time. She used her nursing skills to help our family care...

My prayers and deepest sympathy to the Rand family. Julie was a good friend and kindhearted person. We shared many memories throughout grade school and high school. She will be truly missed here upon earth but heaven is gaining a special soul.

My sincerest condolences to the Rand family and friends. Haven't seen Julie since 8th grade at Our Lady of Peace School. Sounds like she is well loved and remembered by many. May she rest in peace.

Julie was a smart, kind and patient box office manager at Playhouse Square. She wore many hats in the course of each day and handled every challenge with integrity and ease under "curtain pressure." She was an excellent team leader and patiently trained incoming employees the intricate box office computer system while juggling her managerial duties. I have fond memories of her wheeling and dealing with her calm demeanor and quiet sense of humor. Julie was a wonderful person and was a gift...

Dear Julie and family

My heartfelt sympathy to all who knew and loved her. From Kindergarten to Marymount to Ursuline. May she continue to soar as she was welcomed during Holy Week to the place that was prepared for her from all eternity. I remember our 45th huge Reunion and 46th mini reunion that Mary so thoughtfully orchestrated for our MHS class of '70.
We send our prayers and thoughts to your dear family. May the comfort of family and friends be the healing balm for...

May God give your family comfort during your time of sorrow.