Julia Engelhardt Nichols

Julie was a beloved member of the Seth Warner - Rhoda Farrand Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. She always brought a smile to the meetings she was able to attend. We still use the Chapter banner that she made. This photo with the banner, is of Honorary State Regent Liz Bicknell at our annual Veterans lunch.

So sorry to hear of Julie´s passing. I will remember her humor and camaraderie as we played many games of Mexican Train! Our deepest condolences to her daughter Ann and all the family.

So sorry for your loss. Julie was a good friend, especially when my husband was ill. She came whenever I called, did whatever I needed,and gave me her loving support. She was an amazing lady.

My father and I are so sorry for your loss. Julie was such a good friend to my mother, who just passed away last month. I bet they are celebrating together in Heaven now! May God bless and comfort your family during this time of grief.

Because of Julie´s friendship my family and friends have experienced the joy of the West River Camp which we anointed as "Camp Granby"after we purchased it from Julie many years ago. The good Lord blessed us all with Julie in each of our lives. . Dave Schupp

To all of Julie's family and friends,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Julie´s passing. Please accept my heartfelt condolences on your loss.

She was not only a talented and thoughtful bridge player, but also a kind and gracious presence at the table-someone we all looked forward to seeing. Her friendship meant a great deal to all of us, and she will be truly missed.

May your family find comfort in the love and memories you shared, and may her memory be a blessing.

With sympathy and warmest thoughts,
Nancy Moureau Hulsey
Hartwell, GA

I will always remember our walks through our fields and our Monday band concerts. You were a nice friend.
Maureen

Love you Gram and we will miss you!!

So sorry to hear of yor l9ss. So many great memories of times at West River Lodge

I remember Julia´s smile, welcoming presence, and her love of horses. She tried to teach me how to play tennis, but I was hopeless, despite her encouragement and patience. Hugs to Ann, Paul, Jeannie, and their families.
(The post offers October3, as the date, but no time was given)
Sue Garbe Jones

Julie always had a ready smile when she met anyone. She will be missed, so sorry for your lost. You are all in my prayers.