Juliette Ebert

Juliette Aaron Ebert was born on March 27, 1943, in Wellington Texas, to George and Augusta Aaron. On April 10, 2025, surrounded by the love of her family, Juliette passed away in Corpus Christi, Texas, due to complications from Alzheimer's Disease.
Juliette's journey through life was one filled with joy, music and the cherished company of family and friends. Her early years in Wellington, and later in Dallas, were the foundation of a lifelong love for the arts. After graduating from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1961, she carried the values of hard work and dedication into her professional life. Her career was characterized by her role as an Executive Administrative Assistant, first with the president of the former Dresser Industries Company in Dallas, Texas, and later with the president of the former Media Services Company at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Her poise, professionalism and sharp intellect made her an invaluable asset to those she worked with and an example to many.
Beyond her professional achievements, Juliette's personal life was rich with the melodies of piano music and the laughter of loved ones. An accomplished pianist, she found joy in expressing herself through music and often became the heart of gatherings as she played for family and friends. Her love for her family was immeasurable and she found her greatest happiness in the time spent with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Juliette's life was one of partnership and shared dreams with her beloved husband, Joseph C. Ebert. Together, they raised a family and navigated life's challenges with grace and unity. The legacy of their love continues through their son, Joseph J. Ebert and daughter-in-law LaDale Ebert of Corpus Christi, Texas, as well as their daughter, Donna Craft and son-in-law Brian Craft of Burnet, Texas. She loved interacting with her four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Those who knew Juliette will remember her as a loving and intelligent woman whose faith guided her through life's ups and downs. Her presence was a comfort, her counsel sought after and her ability to listen and understand made her a cherished confidante. Her faith-filled approach to life was an inspiration to many, providing a testament to the power of belief and the peace it can bring.
As we bid farewell to Juliette, we celebrate a life beautifully lived and the countless ways in which she touched the lives of those around her. Her memory will live on in the hearts of her family, the melodies she played and the wise words she shared. Her journey on earth has ended, but her loving spirit remains.
Juliette's family would like to express their deep gratitude for the love and support shown during this time. As we honor her memory, let us hold close the lessons she taught through her living: to cherish every moment, to lift each other up with love and kindness and to live a life that resonates with the music of the soul. Her story is one of a life well-lived, and she will be profoundly missed.
Juliette wished to be laid to rest beside her parents in Wellington, Texas. In lieu of an immediate reception, the family will hold a graveside service at a later date.