Julie was a nice and sweet girl. Julie always had a smile and a kind word. She was special. I am so sorry she passed away at such a young age. Please know she brought comfort to many with her kind ways at the clinic.
Our family enjoyed Julie's presence at 3 different clinics in Lloydminster throughout the years. Her pleasantness and readiness to help made each visit a joy. I also have several pieces of her creative artwork. Usually at Sunny's Craft Fair, I'd look for her & Lynn's booth first. It is so hard to understand the untimely death of such a lovely talented young lady. May you find comfort and peace in your wonderful memories of Julie.
Our sincere sympathy to Julies family. She was a lovely girl. She was always so helpful in the Doctors clinic. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
We have fond memories of the family gatherings at the Lakusta farm during holidays when the children were young and in later years seeing Julie during our visits to Lloydminster. We treasure these memories. Our deepest sympathy to Julie's family.
Dear Anna and Family We were so sorry to hear of Julie's death. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely Glen and Carole Mark and Michael
Only occasionally does a personal gem such as Julie come along. I am so grateful that our paths crossed. Just knowing she was here meant so much to me. We may no longer be able to have lunch together but Julie will always be with me. I love her dearly. My deepest sympathy to her family. Maryleen Macrae
I worked with Julie at the Family Medical Clinic. She was always so friendly and happy. She showed a genuine interest in everyone she met. Julie's talents with her painting provided me with gifts for several people. To know that her talent lives on in the many items she created is a wonderful feeling. Please accept my condolences. Your family is in my prayers.
June and I would like to express our deepest condolences on the sudden death of your lovely daughter Julie. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. John Makovichuk & June Hauca
