My deepest condolences to Bill. I’ve known Miss roach since 1972. My family and her family has been friends for many years and she has been nothing but the most respectful caring person you will ever wanna meet. She will be dearly missed. Respectfully, Greg Trammel.

Reflections of Julie  -
When I think about this woman,
my first though is about her gorgeous
hair and  all of our time spent together at the salon chit chatting away and eating candy, well, that was till one day she chomped down on a bit o honey and her tooth came out!  Egads! Bill told me no more candy!!  I think we both got in a bit of trouble. Lol
Anyway,  her crystal clear blue eyes  told me she was very deep & wise. 
She loved music, so I'd turn the tunes way up.
Her honesty was one of her best virtues.
Always happy to get to a casino really made her day!!
All her stories about the old timers at the  Greentree Inn and her job there, kept me entertained.  She really missed working there after she retired.
Her strength & kindness -  what can I say,  she is just so ageless & timeless - beautiful in so many ways!
She loves her family so much, her cats, house, yard , flowers along with  some pretty special neighbors. 
I am so glad I got to know Julie from all of our "shop talk" She will always be special to me, I will never forget her & I will always miss her. 
Rest in Peace Julie!
I love you -
Barb. C

As a teen in the late '70s, while in high school, I was dating someone who worked at the Green Tree Inn coffee shop. I was there A LOT. I sat at the counter, ate hundreds of meals and drank my weight in strawberry shakes. I got to know the waitresses very well. Julie, as I knew her, was my favorite. She was a tough cookie as they say. She would bark orders at the cooks and demand excellence from the staff around her. This was back in the day when you could survive off of tips and a tiny paycheck. She worked the morning shift, with the truckers and tourists, people getting off the 15 on the way to or from Las Vegas, and the regulars... she knew all the regulars by name. When the show 'Alice' was on, the waitress Flo always reminded me of Julie, from her massive pile of neatly coiffed hair to her sassy snark. I hope her family knows that she was loved and will always be remembered.  My sincerest condolences.

As a teen in the late '70s, while in high school, I was dating someone who worked at the Green Tree Inn coffee shop. I was there A LOT. I sat at the counter, ate hundreds of meals and drank my weight in strawberry shakes. I got to know the waitresses very well. Julie, as I knew her, was my favorite. She was a tough cookie as they say. She would bark orders at the cooks and demand excellence from the staff around her. This was back in the day when you could survive off of tips and a tiny paycheck. She worked the morning shift, with the truckers and tourists, people getting off the 15 on the way to or from Las Vegas, and the regulars... she knew all the regulars by name. When the show 'Alice' was on, the waitress Flo always reminded me of Julie, from her massive pile of neatly coiffed hair to her sassy snark. I hope her family knows that she was loved and will always be remembered.

I am so sorry for your loss .she was truly a hard working person..I knew her from Green tree and also did her hair at times.she definitely was a great part of Green tree coffee shop..great memories❤️

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Julia A Roach

24 enero, 1933 – 9 marzo, 2025

Funeraria del Angel Victor Valley & Victor Valley Memorial Park

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