Jeanine "JJ" Jullian

In memorial of Jeanine.

Gail Fannin

Note: she came to the funeral all the way from Freeport, Florida.
I it was very much appreciated!

I'm Linda Stewart Allen. I didn't know JJ (we knew her as Jeanine) very well. My mother Joyce Stewart was a friend of Jeanine. I don't know how they met or exactly how long they knew each other. They would phone each other regularly and went to some craft shows/fairs together. I met Jeanine several times when I visited my mom. When my mother was in hospice at her home in Panama City Beach in January and February 2020, Jeanine came over and helped me and my sister (Gail Fannin) care for her. Jeanine was actually there at her bedside when my mom died. We were very grateful for her help and caring.

I made the donation to honor their friendship and Jeanine's care of my mom.

Sincerely,
Linda Allen

Jeanine Jullian

Jeanine almost made it to her 70th birthday on 12 November here. But I am sure that every day with our Lord in Heaven is a celebration for her. She loved him so! JJ you may have departed this earth but not our hearts and memory!

May you rest in peace my beach friend. You will be so missed. Bruce, Walt and I will cherish the many memories made at the old Monterey. Sally

Jeanine almost made it!

On November 12th it would have been her 70th birthday. We always got together for her birthday and with friends for a good time. It will be a very sad one with her not here and the emptiness. However we can take solace in that she is now in the warm loving arms of our Lord and our family members and friends in Heaven.

Please remember her on her birthday and feel free to post something perhaps a party memorandum that you shared together.

She lives not only in Heaven but in our hearts, souls, and memories!

Her loving brother ,

John

JJ´s thank you

Jeanine had a very moving and eloquent funeral service thanks to many including Dave and Kim who helped with the arrangements and logistics , Rick who wrote the eulogy, Reverend Kennel and staff who officiated, and many more.

I want to particularly thank those that contributed so generously to make this all possible.

I am sure that Jeanine is very much taken with this all up in Heaven.

Best wishes and may God bless!

Her loving brother, John.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, hundreds of individuals, couples, families and pets evacuated from Louisiana and Mississippi to Panama City Beach as a result of losing their homes to high winds and flood waters. Laguna Christian Retreat opened their rooms and entire campus to over 500 of these evacuees. I got involved in bringing community resources and volunteers to Laguna Retreat to feed, cloth and comfort those who took up temporary residence there while they figured out what to do nect. Jeanine was one of the first community volunteers who God sent to us to help organize our efforts to care for these folks, many had lost everything, including family members, pets and friends. Her compassion and love for strangers in need was contagious and from the first days of our efforts to the last days when our work was done and everyone had returned to where their homes once were located to start over, Jeanine was there everyday, over 100 days, volunteering, praying with individuals and groups, organizing and comforting others. Then, from Laguna Retreat Campus experience Jeanine and I took what we learned about caring for people in chaos into the community housing, feeding, clothing, seeking medical care and offering spiritual hope and employment opportunities to the homeless. Jeanine and I worked years together in this street ministry. Then, after retiring from the Regions Bank as the City President in 2009 and returning to my hometown of Pensacola,, Jeanine kept up her work of caring for others in Panama City.Beach until her passing days. To me, Jeanine was the hands and feet of Jesus and a shining example of what each of us are to be in how we should unconditionally love and care for others. No question in my mind, when her precious soul left her physical body and returned to heaven, she was well known for the work she had done in her earthly journey "for the least of these" and the Father said said to her, "Jeanine Jullian, well done my good and faithful servant".

To: Jeanine:
John-14:2
In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.

Marty and I will surely miss you. I'll Miss your phone calls. See you again on the other side where our Father, God is... In Heaven .

I thank the Lord that we met in a church 40 yrs ago. We had a great friendship. Rip in the bosom of our Father, our Lord Jesus Christ. I'll miss talking to you. Love you sister in Christ! Gloria

Dear Janine,
May you rest in peace at home with the Lord. Now you can be at the beach every day. all our love, Bruna and Darek.

Dear Jeanine, May you rest in peace at home with the Lord.
all our love Bruna and Darek.

Jeanine was a kind compassionate soul who helped many in her life as a caregiver and in other ways too.

She loved our Lord and trusted in him and his love. I am sure she now basks not only In his light but love as well.

I am confident she will now enjoy his mercy and grace in his eternal life.

John Camden