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Julia Erickson Streadbeck passed away peacefully in her home, surrounded by her family, on Tuesday, May 22, 2012. She was born on June 5, 1920 in Salt Lake City, Utah, the daughter of Erick Edwin Erickson and Millie Workman. She attended the Jefferson Grade School, South Junior High and South High School. At the University of Utah she earned a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education and went on to teach Kindergarten and 1st Grade at the Whittier School in the Salt Lake School System. On July 18, 1942 she married Arval L. Streadbeck in Stockton, California. That same year they were sealed together in the Salt Lake Temple. Together they had 5 children. Julia sincerely loved little children. Her happiest hours were spent in teaching, caring for, and helping them. She was a member of the LDS Church and spent years teaching in the Primary, leading the singing, and teaching others to teach children. She and her husband took three groups of University Students to Germany, 1968, 1980, & 1983. They supervised the study programs of the students and acted as advisors to them. In Sept. 1986-March 1988 she and her husband went to Zollikofen, Switzerland where they were missionaries at the Swiss Temple. Julia loved to do temple work, compile genealogy records, assemble family picture collections, and compose interesting original historical biographies of ancestors. These have been a joy and help for everyone. Julia loved to travel with her family and friends. Many trips to Canada, Mexico, Europe and around the United States brought her happiness.
Julia is survived by her husband Arval, and her five children, Larry (Norma), Steven (Carol), Carol (David) Mugleston, Brian (Wendy), and Gary (Mary Kay), by 31 grandchildren and by 65 greatgrandchildren. Also still living are her three brothers Delmon, Leland, and Elden (Joyce). Her oldest brother Ed's wife Louise is also still living.
Funeral services will be held Friday, June 1, 2012 at 11 AM at the Lehi East Stake Center, 1200 East 900 North, Lehi, UT. Burial will be at the Salt Lake City Cemetary.
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June 7, 2012
Dear Streadbeck Family,
We just wanted to let you know that we are thinking about you and offer our deepest sympathy at the passing of Julia.
My mom, Adell Overly, has been under Hospice care these past 2 weeks with congestive heart failure so our family has been at her home as much as possible.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love,
Julene Overly Maddocks
Paul D Laws
May 29, 2012
Sympathies to all family and friends. Gratitude for Julia and a long life well lived. May peace and comfort be yours in the days ahead made sure by the knowledge of God's Plan for His children.
Julia J. Erickson
May 28, 2012
When I was in the kindergarten at Jefferson School, Julia Erickson, who was in the first grade, heard that there was a Julia (Jenkins) in the kindergarten. She was so happy that there was another Julia that she came down from the first grade to the kindergarten to meet me and to teach me (there was a blackboard) how to write my name in cursive. I will never forget it. Although there was a grade's difference, we followed each other through school. I married a man whose last name is Erickson, so I became Julia Erickson, too. Once I said to my husband, "I wonder what became of little Julia Erickson. He replied, "She probably married a man named Jenkins. I was impressed with Julia Erickson Streadbeck and her husband's accomplishments She led a wonderful life. My condolences to her fine family.
Robert Bennion
May 28, 2012
She supported her husband in his work which introduced me to valuable and interesting German courses. I say to her, qimai þiudinassus þeins(thy kingdom come). May her present and future families enjoy their daily bread remembering their first providers.
Gwendella Earl i Murri
May 27, 2012
Dear Arval I am sorry to read of Julia's passing. Even though we know it is part of Gods plan it still is hard to have those we have spent so many year with and loved so dearly leave us. It has been 7 years since I lost my sweetheart. May God be with you through these hard times. I wish I could come to the funeral but I am unable to make it. I am 87 and my eye are going fast. I have Maculer Degeneration and my left eye is almost gone. I drive around my home but not very far away. I will remember you in my prayers.
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