Julie was a student at the Camphill School in the late 80s and 90s.
As a child, Julie was full of energy and mischief...
She loved to dance and sing; and run and swing. She had her favorite swing on the school campus and she would run out to that swing at all times of the day and night and in the early morning hours. (We didn't get much sleep in those days!) We rigged up every door in our house with jingle bells and whistles and buzzers. Julie looked at them all, then said: “I don’t think it will work, but I appreciate the effort!!”
As a teenager, Julie loved boys and romance and Britney Spears and Michael Jackson. She loved fashion, glamour, dressing up and painting her nails. She once said to the lady running our house: “I think you should dye your hair and put on some make-up and cheer the house up a bit!!”
Rest in peace, dear Julie. You made us all laugh and kept us all on our toes. My daughter, Lucy, says: all the best Beaver Run stories are about you!
Sending love to Julie’s parents, Kathleen and Franz, and Julie’s sister, Allison.
From Ginny, Julie's dormitory parent for two years.