Julie Belter Obituary
Julie was born to Dorothy (Reed) and Floyd Borkenhagen on March 21, 1950 in Baraboo Wisconsin. Julie married Robert (Fritz) Belter December 2, 1969 in Janesville WI. Fritz preceded her in death on July 6, 1983. After a trip to Arizona, Julie moved here in 1988 to escape the Wisconsin winters and never looked back. Julie obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Management degree from the University of Phoenix in 1996. Julie worked for Maricopa County for several years and made several lifelong friends. Julie retired in July 2009. After her retirement, she volunteered at her grandchildren's elementary school. She then joined the Northwest Woman's Club, which she loved dearly.
Survivors include her only son, Scott Belter Sr. (Shannan) two grandchildren, Scott Belter Jr. (Courtney) and Lillian Belter (Lily). Two stepdaughters; Vicky Pauls (Jamie) and Peggy Belter. Three step grandchildren; Joe Burdick, Shaun Burdick, and Alana Murdock. Two great step grandchildren; Gavin Burdick and Kylar Murdock. Two sisters; Shirley Belter and Joanne Breunig. Two brothers James (Jim) and Gary Borkenhagen. Julie is also survived by many other relatives and friends.
In addition to her husband and parents, Julie is preceded in death by four sisters; Ethel Hill, Carol Levesque, Lois Borkenhagen, and Dorothy Wiese; brother Bill Borkenhagen, and step grandson Robert Murdock.
A celebration of Julie's life will be held at 11am on Saturday, May 6, 2023 at Menke Funeral and Cremation Center, 12420 N. 103rd Ave. Sun City, AZ 85351 Please make any donations to Hospice of the Valley. www.hov.org
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Lynnie Dockery
May 2, 2023
My dear friend, Julie, I'll never forget our fantastic fun times, the shenanigans we shared, & all of the treasured memories. You were a blessing to work with, & a blessed friend. I'll miss you. Love, Lynnie
Tim and Dena Weinke
April 29, 2023
RIP Aunt Julie. Sorry for your loss Scotty
Randy Shumate Sr.
April 29, 2023
Scott, Shannon, Scotty, and Lily, you are in my prayers.
Randy
Rob Miller
April 29, 2023
Scott, Shannan, Scott Jr. and Lily,
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Julie was a great volunteer at Santa Fe Elementary. She always wanted to help the teachers and staff any way she could. Each and every day she came to the school with a servant attitude to help ALL kids, not just her own grandchildren. She was an incredibly kind and caring person and we are sorry for your loss.
God Bless,
Rob & Jana Miller
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Genevieve (Levesque) Crabtree
April 29, 2023
Aunt Julie will truly be missed.
Cindy Schanke
April 29, 2023
Sending prayers to the family during this time and my Deepest sympathy! Cindy( Belter) Schanke
Jan Kulesa
April 27, 2023
Scott, Shannan and Family,
You're in our thoughts and prayers. We pray you always hold onto the warm and wonderful memories you shared together, and that they bring you comfort and peace. Julie was a very special lady and will be missed.
Love,
Joe & Jan
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