We are so sorry to hear about Julie’s passing.  We just found out today.  She was a wonderful lady, and she will be missed 

Julie I couldn't have asked for a better Mother-in-law than you.  You brought so much love, happiness and laughter to our family.  I know you are with Gilbert and are no longer in pain.  Thank you.

Wow, what can I say about my grandma. I love her so much. At times I used to feel like we were linked because we shared a birthday. I used to love when I was little and we would blow out our candles together. She was always there for me and our family. Everything would always end with “ God bless you and I love you.” She was always wanting to provide something for everybody whether that be a meal, rest, or the ability to make you happy with her contagious laugh. She also loved to play games with me and showed me how to treat/appreciate animals. I will never forget how much she loved me and all the times where she would slip me a $20 bill even though it was obvious. Grams you will be with me forever in my heart and mind. Until I see you again...I love you!

From the very first moment I met Grandma Julie she welcomed me with open arms. I am so blessed that I was able to have her in my life, and am grateful for the many visits we were able to share with her, and the wonderful stories she would tell us! One of my favorite things about her is how much she loved our dog Tiny. She was always asking if we could bring him over to visit, or if she could make him anything to eat such as corn dogs or lasagna. A time that will forever make me laugh was when Matt and I caught her sneakily sharing her KFC meal with Tiny after we told her he didn't need any.   They both thought they were being so secretive, sharing their chicken together! It was so cute we just ended up watching from the other room and giggling to ourselves. 

She was truly a special woman, and we will continue to love her and share her memories.

My mom was the most loving and caring person, she would give you the shirt off her back, if she thought you needed it.  I have so many wonderful memories of my mom.  She was the reason I took a lot of clerical courses in high school and she and I went to hair school together.  She was also the best grandma she gave all my babies their first bath because I was afraid. She was always ready to make everything okay. Mom, I love you and miss you.

I found this photo of Tia Juliette on the right, and her sister 's and Dad Bulmaro.   There's  a lady  next to her is not a sister.  I have wonderful memories of her at family get togethers.

My mom was a homemaker all of her life. Fortunately for our family, dad was always able to provide a comfortable household that allowed mom to stay home with me and my sisters. Mom always took good care of us ensuring we had plenty of good food to eat, driving us to school events, and ensuring we didn’t stray too far from home.
Mom and dad both stressed the importance of education.  However it was mom that took us to the library, bought us books and made sure we had our encyclopedia set (research for the pre-internet generation) for history and English projects.
The photo I posted shows my big sis, Cindy and my mom holding me.  From day one, mom taking care of us. I will always love and remember my mom.

OBITUARY

Juliette Mary Ceballos

May 26, 1937 – November 25, 2020

Acheson & Graham Garden of Prayer Mortuary

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