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Patrice Ludwig
November 13, 2020
Bob, Sarah, Lisa, and All- I am so sorry for your loss--and what a loss it is for all of you--and all of us who knew and loved Julie. Julie was always so sweet, fun, and funny. We shared a lot of good times when Lisa and Barbara played volleyball together. Whenever I would run into Julie at various places (Hy-Vee, Costco), she was the first to say hello and get me up to speed on your family. How she loved those grandsons! The last time I talked to her (maybe a year ago), she shared with me about her diagnosis. Typical Julie--she acknowledged that it was a crummy thing, but she was determined to fight it. How deeply she was loved--and how deeply all of you loved her. What a blessing to me to have known her. I send you all my deepest sympathy and many prayers.
Patrice (Burns) Ludwig
Susan Janesko
November 8, 2020
Rest in Peace, my dear, beautiful, Julie. Your heart was so full of love for everyone, especially your family. I admire your strength and your fight against this disease. You were the sister I never had, and your kindness and thoughtfulness was most admirable. I so enjoyed your company and how you would light up when talking about those two little precious grandkids and sharing pictures of them so proudly. The laughs and giggles you shared with all of us were so uplifting. Our sis-in-law lunches will not be the same without you. May God keep your family safe and take you into his healing arms. I love you, miss you, but most of all, so happy you are no longer suffering and you are in the hands and presence of our heavenly Father. Rest in peace, dear lady.
Mary Ann Janesko
November 7, 2020
Julie was the absolute most wonderful sister-in-law anyone could ask for. Julie was a loving, kind, generous and strong lady whom I admired. We spent so many fun times together which I will miss deeply, but will always cherish those special memories we shared. We both shared a love for Elvis but her’s was greater. Heaven has a new angel to watch over her loving family.
Sandra Pierce
November 7, 2020
To Bob, Lisa, Sarah and entire Janesko family: You were all so lucky to have had Julie in your lives. I was honored to call her my friend and will miss our conversations so very much. She was a pillar of support for me, and I will never forget her kindness all the while she was fighting her own battle. She was a beautiful, unselfish and compassionate woman, and I often told her the world needed more Julies in it. My heartfelt condolences to all who knew her. She was the best.
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