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The Tucson Angels
Candace Van Schoyck
February 19, 2012
I will miss you Angel Julia. I am always smiling when I think of you and so many wonderful times shared. We first met in Tucson 25 years ago and became great friends instantly. I'll always say a toast to you whenever drinking Margaritas, and beer with an ice cube! Love, Candace Van Schoyck
Shana (Connolly) Paul
February 15, 2012
There will NEVER be another lady like Aunt J. She became very close to me after my parents divorced and I ALWAYS enjoyed our one on one times together. I was fortunate to visit her in July and we had a wonderful time just hanging out and chatting. She and Uncle T produced a wonderful son (daughter in law and family) & I continue to be blessed to have all of them in my life and will remain close for all the days left on this earth!
I Love you Aunt J and will always be your "Little Twit"
Chuck & Frances Green
February 14, 2012
What a classie lady a joy to meet and a joy to be around, which was not often enough
Jason Green
February 14, 2012
I'll miss you grandma. You took me in from day 1 and I've been blessed to find the Connolly family and have them in my life. Not to mention getting to marry your beautiful grand daughter and have "pretty girl" Piper Brooke in our lives! We'll see you in the next life.
Ralph & Ruth Houkom
February 7, 2012
Our deepest sympathies to all of Julia's Family! We know she loved you all dearly and spoke of you often.
Jules was beyond a friend to us -- more like a very dear "big sister" who was always there to share a laugh or to wipe away tears. We become extremely close when she had the "Angel Earrings Factory" on her dining room table for a couple of years -- she was our "designer extraordinaire". When one of us was out of town, she would be sure to call and have lunch with whoever was home. She was truly the dearest friend anyone could ever hope to have -- one in a lifetime!!
Sam Matthews
February 7, 2012
When I worked at Hughes Aircraft at Eglin AFB, FL Tom and Julia became good friends. I have fond memories of both. Sam Matthews, Niceville, FL.
Jack VanSchoyck
February 6, 2012
It is so hard to say goodbye to a friend. I met Julia when I worked for Hughes Aircraft Company. She lived in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Her husband Tom was a Hughes marketing manager. Over time, our social calendars provided many dinners, weekend golf outings, and a houseboat adventure on Lake Powell. She was always a classy, gracious lady and fun to be around. What a fantastic smile and laugh. That memory will remain with me when I think of Julia.
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