Julie Ann Ewert

Forever missing this sweet face. Thank you for being such a big impact of my life and teaching me to live with kindness and be the light that people need to shine in the darkness. Rest in paradise our sweet friend

Julie and I grew up in church together at Southcliff Baptist. We went on a mission trip together one summer in high school where we really bonded over teaching VBS, painting houses and sleeping on the floor of a church´s recreation room. I´m thankful we reconnected in recent years and she will be truly missed. My prayers go out to her family.

Like so many of Julie's friends, our friendship began through serving on the PTA and being involved in our boys' grade. We had a close bond with Julie as did our sons to Ben. Getting to navigate motherhood and daily life with humor and authenticity is something we will always cherish.
Katie and Jocelyn

Our daughter had hearing loss due to a bad ear infection and abrasion or lack of ear drum to follow. Julie called me up and walked me through her sons journey and gave me so much information and tools as we navigate and continue to navigate it all. I will never forget that. I have so many memories of her but this one sticks out so well because it embodied so much of Julie as a mom and friend. This all happened well into the pandemic when we had not seen ad much of each other. But that did not stop her from connecting and living life and helping others!

The first time I met Julie was a few months after we moved a few house down. I had seen a glimmer of a child once or twice and hoped that it was a child the same age as ours. One Saturday we were having a garage sale and a lady with a young son walked up to say hello. I though she was just a shopper, but no..... these two would become mine AND my sons best friends. Jonathan and Gage were as inseparable as Julie and I from then on. "Thick as thieves". I am forever grateful for her and the memories we shared.