Paula F Julander

Mama. Forever in my heart.

Julie, Rod, Hank, Peter & Jack,
I loved your mom, wife and Nana. I spent so many times exercising, chatting and laughing with her. I truly think what I loved most about Paula is her wicked sense of humor. She was smart, witty and could always make me laugh. I will truly miss her in the halls and gym at Legacy Village.
Katie Peterson

Nana meant the world to our little family. From the moment our son Wesley was born, we knew that they had a very special connection. Nana would always threaten me that if I came to visit without bringing him, she would let me have it. She was always filled with grace and patience letting our little toddler run around their place. We will miss her dearly.

My sweet Aunt Paula is beyond Heavens Gates and has found peace. I always admired her for wanting to help others, as I've been reading about in articles recently. I saw this first hand on my first visit to SLC in 1976, when we took food to a homeless camp in the city. My heart is full of memories of all the times my family and I were together with her.
From her nephew, Eddie Crowell

Paula was a dear friend and respected nurse. I worked with her on legislative issues, with UNA and celebrated everything she worked so hard to make life better for nurses and everyone around her. Yes her beloved Rod was a great part her life. May her legacy go on forever.
Love Marilyn Johnson