Passed away peacefully surrounded by loving family in Mildura on Thursday April 20, 2023 aged 78 years. Dearly loved wife of Brian.
In keeping with Julie’s wishes a private cremation has been held.
Tributes
Rosalie McKay
Julie was a beautiful friend and admired for her passion in achieving success in early learners becoming fluent readers and lovers of books. I am so grateful for working with Julie in her early consultantancy work as she was an absolutely sincere person who made our sessions together simply a pleasure – like our spontaneous social sessions. May you rest in peace my dear friend and know you will always be in my heart. May the spirit bless Brian .
Sending you my condolences Brian.
Christine Clark
I am so sorry to learn of Julie’s passing. I remember many nights in Adelaide sharing her favourite sparkling Shiraz &; discussing our RR experiences…much ❤️
& for your contribution to education , lovev4 students
Vall & ❤️ Juls
Christine
Clark
Principal Education Queensland
Joan Polwarth
Sincerely condolences to Brian and family.
A beautiful lady and educator that we were privileged to have in all our lives.
Sincer regards Joan & Max Polwarth
Barb & Terry Bunting
There is only one word to describe dearest Julie and that is ‘special’.
She shared her love, knowledge, courage, optimism, sense of fun, thoughtfulness and kindness so freely and so generously with us all.
An irreplaceable friend who blest our lives, never to be forgotten and always missed.
Our love and care is with you dear Brian.
Barb & Terry.
Janet Scull
Julie was a committed and inspired early years literacy educator. As a Reading Recovery Tutor, through her gentle, warm approach to teaching, she supported the learning of teachers over many years and in turn influenced the lives of hundreds of children with the gift of literacy. She was a well-respected colleague and friend, always smiling and generous with her time. Julie will be sadly missed by the Reading Recovery community nationally and internationally. With sympathy to Brian and her family.
Janet Scull, President, Reading Recovery Australia
Tributes
Rosalie McKay
Julie was a beautiful friend and admired for her passion in achieving success in early learners becoming fluent readers and lovers of books. I am so grateful for working with Julie in her early consultantancy work as she was an absolutely sincere person who made our sessions together simply a pleasure – like our spontaneous social sessions. May you rest in peace my dear friend and know you will always be in my heart. May the spirit bless Brian .
Sending you my condolences Brian.
Christine Clark
I am so sorry to learn of Julie’s passing. I remember many nights in Adelaide sharing her favourite sparkling Shiraz &; discussing our RR experiences…much ❤️
& for your contribution to education , lovev4 students
Vall & ❤️ Juls
Christine
Clark
Principal Education Queensland
Joan Polwarth
Sincerely condolences to Brian and family.
A beautiful lady and educator that we were privileged to have in all our lives.
Sincer regards Joan & Max Polwarth
Barb & Terry Bunting
There is only one word to describe dearest Julie and that is ‘special’.
She shared her love, knowledge, courage, optimism, sense of fun, thoughtfulness and kindness so freely and so generously with us all.
An irreplaceable friend who blest our lives, never to be forgotten and always missed.
Our love and care is with you dear Brian.
Barb & Terry.
Janet Scull
Julie was a committed and inspired early years literacy educator. As a Reading Recovery Tutor, through her gentle, warm approach to teaching, she supported the learning of teachers over many years and in turn influenced the lives of hundreds of children with the gift of literacy. She was a well-respected colleague and friend, always smiling and generous with her time. Julie will be sadly missed by the Reading Recovery community nationally and internationally. With sympathy to Brian and her family.
Janet Scull, President, Reading Recovery Australia