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Cathy Hiebert
July 6, 2009
Julie was a shining light at Prov. Outpatient and wherever I happened to run into her. She also provided a warm, heartfelt hug! Altho we hadn't crossed paths in quite a while, knowing she is gone is painful. The angels have taken another good one to be with many other wonderful souls. My prayers are with all of her friends and family.
Sister Marilee Murphy, csjp
July 6, 2009
Julie & I met when she joined the Providence family in 2000.
As a Chaplain we connected & the few times I was a Pt patient until i resigned in 11'08.
Julie kindly scheduled me as a 6:45 am pt with Dave.She always had the front door open & greeted me & other Pt's with her beautiful smile and compassionate heart. I visited Julie, Dave & Katie 2 weeks before my "retirement party" to thank them for all of their help over the years. I was shocked last evening when Julie's co worker told me of Julie's death July 1. Each of you have my sincere sympathy. My prayer this morning is in gratitude for Julie that she is with her Maker,& that Julie will continue to look after us and help us with our journey to the other side.
I believe Julie knows what total Love & will "whisper advise to each of us" about how we can become our best selves. God Bless you her family & friends and thank you for sharing Julie with her Alaskan family. Sister Marilee Murphy, csjp
Pat Yaeger-Ksiazek
July 4, 2009
I knew Julie way back when she and Mike worked at Convenient Food Mart in Buffalo. Her laugh was contagious and we had a lot of fun. She will be missed by many. Mary Ann, you and the rest of your family are in my thoughts and prayers.....
Jesse and Theresa Quick
July 4, 2009
Theresa and I are extremely sad to read this. We know that this is a great lost to the Swords family and especially you. As you know I am not good at visits during these times, sorry. Our love and heart felt wishes and encourgement go with you today and thru out the rest of your life. Jesse and Theresa Quick
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