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Julie Adolphson Obituary
February 17, 1961 - April 14, 2025
Raymore, Missouri - Julie Len Adolphson (Hoffman) passed away on April 14, 2025, in Daviess County, MO. Julie was born in Battle Creek, MI to Gloria and William Hoffman on February 17, 1961. She was raised in Galesburg, MI. She was preceded in death by her mother Gloria; her father William; brother Tom; father-in-law Douglas; and brother-in-law Victor. She is survived by her husband Alec; their four sons, Andrew, Joshua, Gordon, and Douglas; granddaughters, Elia, Aria, and Talia, sisters Jane and Kathy; and mother-in-law Sharon. A celebration of life is planned for May 17, 2025 at 2 p.m. at Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, KS, details can be found at www.htmayfuneralhome.com/obituaries/.
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Ed Czopkiewicz
May 20, 2025
Wow! I am still stunned by the news of her passing! I knew Julie at San Vito AS Italy as a solar analyst back in the early1990s. She was such a kind, intelligent, giving, and great Air Force officer and commander!
Julie was very competitive and a great runner. We had so many gatherings as a solar observatory weather group. No one did a better job at recognizing others for their accomplishments than she did. Julie had a heart of gold and was very humble about all her achievements in and out of the military.
I got to know her husband, Alex, when he was working at San Vito in the communications sector. Julie married a good, kind man! I knew Andrew and Josh as they were about my kids age at San Vito.
My heart and prayers go out to Alex, the 4 sons, family, and friends who knew Julie! I will have a Mass said for Julie.
One final thought, as a retired AF Master Sergeant, I just want to say thank you Julie for your service in the Air Force and National Weather Service! You were a true patriot and I salute you! May God grant you peace and happiness.
Ed Czopkiewicz, USAF MSgt Retired
Linda Innes
April 17, 2025
I knew Julie from working the elections with her as an election judge in Cass County. Julie was such a great person. I loved to hear all of her great life stories and experiences she´d had. Her involvement with the community and her devotion was exceptional. Julie will be greatly missed by everyone.
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