My sweet Jules...
She was a beautiful daughter of God, a dear friend, and a talented woman in so many areas....
At her funeral, they had lined the walls with her art and pictures of her...I loved it!
Julie had muscular dystrophy and yet lived her life to the fullest!
She developed all kinds of skills and was constantly amazing us all with her talents...
Her younger, twin sisters were my age in school and they introduced us to Julie.
We had such a good group of gals that loved to get together and watch old movies, among other things, in high school.
During college, her mother hired me to come and spend time, hang out, play games and read with Jules so she could have some time to do things. I always felt guilty receiving money for being with my friend.
After I was married and started having kids, I attended a book group that Julie facilitated for years.
She was such a lovely part of my life.
Although it is deeply sad to lose her in this life, we all are so happy that she is free from her wheelchair and physical disabilities.
Until we meet again dear Jules!
A tender post.
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