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Julliette Jager Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Oct. 30, 2024.

Julliette Marie Delima Jager (nee Poirier), aged 76, of Langley, BC, passed away on October 16, 2024. Born in Treherne Manitoba on September 21, 1948, Julliette, affectionately known as Julie, was a cherished figure in her community and family. Her home was a hub of warmth and inclusivity, often hosting large gatherings where friends became family members.

Julie was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. She was predeceased by her beloved husband, Leonhard, in 2011. Cherishing her memory are her daughters, Denise (Kristofer, grandson Eden) and Ren (granddaughter), her children from her husband Len's first marriage - Diane (Lorne, grandson Michael), Len (Colleen, grandson Scott (Michelle, great-granddaughters Grace, Emma, and Katie) and granddaughter Laura (Mjide), Donald (Maggie, grandson Kenneth (Angel) great-grandson Colin, granddaughter Samantha (Saul great-grandson Dominick), granddaughter Sarah (Johan, great granddaughter Emma and great grandson Ayden), granddaughter Katie (Dee, great grandson London) Janet and granddaughter Emily (Joel).

She will also be remembered by her siblings Ulysse (Elaine, niece Andrea (Doug, great nephew Myles and great niece Kylie) and nephew (Anthony), Claude (Dianne), Roger, Yolande (Phil nieces Monique (Darin, great nephew Ryan, great niece Alyssa and great nephew Brendan) and Connie (Larry, great niece Katelynn) Dolores (Fraser, nieces Tara, Krystal (Alan) and nephew Jarrod), Louis (Remedios, niece Arlyn (Randy great nephew Vincent, great niece Leilani, great nephew Ryan and great nephew Mason), and her dear friends Normande (Maurice) and Janet.

A woman of many talents, Julie was one of the first postwomen. She enjoyed sewing, crocheting, and making fudge. She loved doing the little things that brought others joy, which extended beyond her immediate family to touch all who knew her.

A celebration of Julie's life will take place on November 2, 2024, at 1:00 PM at the Fort Langley Golf Course, located at 9782 McKinnon Crescent, Langley Twp, BC V1M 3V6.

Remembrances can be made to the BC Parkinson's Society. Contributions can be made through their website at https://parkinson.bc.ca/ways-to-give/give-in-honour-in-memory, honouring Julie's legacy of kindness and community spirit.

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Suzanne-Beaudr Schneider

November 2, 2024

Juliette had a remarkable ability to listen attentively. Whenever she shared her insights, they were always delivered in a positive way. From time to time, she would babysit us, all 7 of us! Those occasions were so exciting for us! She was so kind and so much fun. We admired and loved her so much. I hold dear the memories of our younger days with Juliette as part of our family. Her presence in our lives was truly a gift she was such a big part of lives and had such positive impact on me and all our family. Condolences to her family. Rest in peace, beloved cousin Julie.

Uncle Joe & Aunty Bernie.

November 2, 2024

Our condolences to her children, grandchild & siblings. She became a special niece to us when she moved to B.C. She lived with us for a short time & became like a big sister to our children & they all loved her. She babysat for us quite often, once for 2 days, all 7 kids, that was no easy task. She new how to make each one of them important. Julie always had a smile & would help anyone out when ever she could . I will miss our phone calls who were never less than 45 min I always felt good after one of those phone calls. She's in a better placed now, with her beloved Len. RIP Julie

Lisa Beaudry

November 2, 2024

Julie was at first a cool older cousin who was so kind and generous to all the kids in our family; even though only my sister was her God daughter. She didn't just make us " feel special", she treated us all as unique individuals that she was really interested in. My words aren't getting across how she did that or how it made us feel. Warmth, humor, laughter, listening, doing, creating, beauty... more words like that when I think of her.
I was lucky to have deepened our relationship some years ago when we started to be traveling buddies to some family events. I loved our time together on trips and wish I could go on at least 1 more with her. I'll have to be grateful for the wonderful times we had and take the lesson of how suddenly loved ones can be taken from us, so I know to cherish my loved ones more now while I have the chance.
Lisa Beaudry

Laurie Russell (ne: Beaudry)

November 2, 2024

Our thoughts are with all who are gathered in Juliette's memory and those keenly feel her loss and cannot attend.
Julie was an exceptional human being. Her thoughtfull and unassuming presence was always welcomed and appreciated. Her generosity of her time and her ability to make one feel special will always be with me. I am inspired by my relationship with Julie and will carry her legacy into my relationships as I move forward.
As a young child Juliette would pick me up from our family home and we would go to her place and have a special dinner, we would talk and laugh. She treated me and my siblings as an extension of her immediate family. We remember the excitement of her introducing Len to us and their blooming relationship followed by a mature love. They stayed connected with us. As a young adult Julie and Len offered to host our wedding reception at their home.
I will remember Julie and give thanks to her part in shaping who I am today. Missing her!
Healing thoughts to all who are mourning her passing.

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Colleen Jager

November 1, 2024

Dear Julie,
I'm sorry that I don't remember the first time I met you, I only know that I liked you right away. You were such a kind and caring person with an infectious laugh and, oh how you would blush. You had such a gentle way about you and you loved all your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, equally. You had a wonderful sense of humour and were generous to a fault. To know you was to love you, that's how I felt about you.
I miss you Julie, but I know you and Len are together again and that makes me happy. I can't be sad because I was blessed to know you, and I have only good and happy memories of you and for that, I thank God.
God bless you Julie.
Love, Colleen

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