Julie Moe

7 Tributes for “Julie Moe”

So sorry to hear of Ms. Moe’s passing. The last we seen her was either in walmart or at Saint Charles Catholic Church. She always was so kind to our kids since we moved to the area and she always had a smile on her face or asked how we all were. She will be missed. Our prayers are with her and her family.

Julie was such an important person in my life, from the day we met we had a connection, one that I’ll never forget. I’m so happy I got to see her at camp for her party. Thank you, Maggie, for making sure I was invited. Her party will forever be my last memory of Julie (she was so happy). My heart is broken, I loved her so much. I’m 100% sure that Arne was there to meet her, now they can be together for eternity.
I’m praying for peace for all her family who she loved so much.
Lori

To the family of Julie Moe (Hayes). So sorry for your loss. She will be missed by many. I had a nice time with visiting her this passed summer going thru some family history. May she rest in peace. Alice & David Harwood.

Julie was a wonderful person. She always reminded me of her mother with her ability to summarize and get to the point at hand. She was never idle and always purpose driven. I have admired Julie all of my adult life for her wisdom and kindness. As a youngster I had her as a substitute teacher in the 6th grade. It saddens me to here that she has passed.

We’re sorry to hear of Julie’s passing. She was married to my brother, Arne Moe, for many years. We hadn’t been in touch for several years but we thought of her many times. Our family would like to know of any plans in her honor. Thank you.

How sad , Julie was my favorite boss at the restaurant she owned , she taught many hard work , she could always be there to lend an ear to help , give her wise opinion , and just want to help !!! I will always remember her for her fairness and straight forward news !!! Rest Julie you have done well on this earth !!!

Julie Ann was my God mother and Betty Ann was my mother. They spent every summer together in thei cabin in Beaver Basin. They lived together with my grandmother and grandfather in Houston when I was a toddler. We had many pictures to remember. It’s so very sad that that generation is becoming no more and I I am very sad we drifted apart throughout the years. The years that I remember spending time together were really wonderful times and I am very grateful to have had. such a wonderful childhood and a super awesome extended family. God rest their souls