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Julie earned her teaching degree from UW-Stevens Point and went on to dedicate 34 years of her life to teaching kindergarten. She retired in 2012 but continued educating as a substitute teacher for another 10 years.
While Julie loved inspiring young minds, she also loved using her sub funds to travel! Over the years she was able to visit Jamaica, Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Nashville, Arizona, Las Vegas and her favorite place of all, Disney World.
In January 2023 she was able to fulfill her dream of experiencing the Disney magic with some of her grandchildren and take one final trip with her husband Brad in December of 2023. Julie also loved to read, frequent Panera with her friends and spend time with her beloved grandchildren: Carter, Evelyn, Chloe, Brantley and Kopin.
Julie met her devoted husband Brad on Easter in 1984. They were wed in October of 1985 and were married for almost 39 years. Together they raised two wonderful daughters, Kersten (Evin) and Kaylie (Alex), who will carry on her legacy of kindness and strong work ethic, as well as her passion for education and love of children.
Julie also leaves behind her sister Cathy Tobalsky (Rick), sister-in-law Lesley Jacobs (Tim) and father-in-law Guy
Daniels, as well as her dear niece and nephews, Eric (Miranda), Jayme (Anthony), Matthew (Kristi), Ben (Sydney), Greg and Chris.
Julie is preceded in death by her parents Stan and Andrea Hahn, brother Steven, who passed at birth and her mother-in-law Sharon Daniels.
A celebration of life will be held at Hartson Funeral Home on Friday October 11, 2024. Matthew Tobalsky will officiate. Visitation will be held from 1pm to 3pm with a short service held at 3pm. The celebration will continue at the Muskego Moose Lodge, S86 W21693 Janesville Rd, Muskego beginning at 5pm.
In lieu of flowers memorials are suggested to Tricia's Troops Cancer Connection triciastroops.org
In honor of Julie's love of all things Disney, Disney attire is encouraged.
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Lillian Zell Possin, MHS `75
September 21, 2024
I knew Julie as a fellow band member at Mosinee High. My sympathies to her family, especially her sister Kathy.
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Tina Kohn
September 21, 2024
I knew her first as Miss Hahn. She was my very first teacher and I was in her first class at Pershing. I remember an assignment we had where we had to write a cookbook for our parents, it was probably around Thanksgiving. I chose cherry pie. She brought me over to ask me how to make cherry pie and she dictated the recipe. I said you would need "100 cherries" because that was just such a big number for me. I remember feeling so unbelievably POWERFUL in that moment. Here was this grown up, asking ME how to make a pie. I felt on top of the world. My own two children also had her for kindergarten and it was such a significant moment for me to know we all had the best of beginnings.
Wendy Clauder
September 20, 2024
Julie was a loving member of our family. At family gatherings, our discussions would always revolve around our dedication to children´s education and our mutual passion about the children in underserved communities and special education.
Our family holiday parties were always great as we watched our children grow
Over the years And have children of their own.
Julie held my hand when my sister, Sharon , her mother-in-law, passed away and that loving act of kindness lives in my heart.
I am sending Brad, Kersten, Kaylie, Cathy and their families love at this most difficult time. Aunt Wendy
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