Birth date: Aug 3, 1961 Death date: Dec 4, 2017
Julia Diane Ellison passed away peacefully on Monday December 4, 2017. Julia was born August 3, 1961 in her front yard in Indianapolis Indiana to Clark Harvey Heilman and Carolyn Sue Goodlin. Julia’s father had mowed the lawn that Read Obituary
Mom, I'm goimg to miss the times we wont spend together. You wont be there when I graduate, hold my new born children, watch me play football, watch me go on a mission, or just to become a man. I love you mom so much and I'm going to miss you more than you will ever know. I hope you enjoyed the funeral. I hope you are at peace and that you can heal from the wounds that couldn't be healed here on earth. Love you mom and I hope I can make you proud someday.
Mom...
I will miss you dearly. Although we didn't always see eye to eye, I always loved you. You were an amazing mother and I realize that now!!! I'm happy that you're somewhere better and not suffering anymore. Mom I love you and I hope you know that. You will be missed.
-Love Your Son (brown baby), JONAH!❤️
Dear Julia. Thank you for your wonderful friendship, your caring, concern and great ideas. You were a tremendous help to me. You counselled me a couple of times and you always knew just what to say and just what to do. I miss you and I know I will continue to miss you for a long time. God Bless You and your family.
Always,
Diane Rudd
I will miss you, my friend. I'm glad we could spend a little time together in October when you came to Colorado. You came into our lives decades ago and impacted us forever with your personality, honesty, friendship, and generosity. May you rest from all your cares until we meet again.
John, Jonah and Jordan, my thoughts and prayers will be with you as you adjust to life without Julia. May the Lord's spirit be in your hearts to comfort you at this difficult time and the days and weeks ahead.
Mom. I'm going to miss you and all of the fun we've had. I'm glad you are with our Heavenly Father getting the help you need. I'm glad you are in a better place. I hope you know how much you've been missed. I will miss the opportunities we won't have together. You won't be there to hold my children or be there at my High School graduation or watch me play College Football. Although you won't be here physically, I hope you will still be there in spirit. I hope to make you proud in life Mom. And I want you to know that I will miss you more than you know. I hope you enjoyed the Funeral and me and Jonah playing Violin for you one last time. I long to see the day we will meet again in Heaven. May God be with you till we meet again.
- Your Son
Jordy
Oh Julia. So many memories. Our friendship almost didn't get off the ground. You didn't want to sit next to me in a current events class in high school. My older brother had a terrible reputation, and you were concerned I would be like him. Our teacher had to convince you that I was really a nice girl, and we ended up being the best of friends. I remember having so much fun going to the Ground Round to hear our teacher, Mr. Wilson sing. We'd order a pitcher of diet Pepsi, eat the free peanuts and popcorn, and get the crowd all worked up for Mr. Wilson. I remember when you decided to teach me to drive. I ended up driving your car in a ditch full of water, and you didn't get mad at me! You did get mad at me when I ditched our plans for a date with Eddie Harris. THAT was a big mistake, but you didn't stay mad for long. I was your maid of honor, and you were my matron of honor at our weddings. I made you wear the quintessential ugly bridesmaid's dress, a very 1980's pink dress with big shoulders and poofy sleeves that made you look like Little Bo Peep. You wore it willingly, another testament to your tolerance and loyalty to those you loved. Mostly, I remember our time in Colorado. We shared so many wonderful camping trips together in the mountains. You were like a second mama to our little Ian, who adored you, and still remembers his Aunt Julie with love.
I have so many fun memories of Julia. I met her through our mutual friend Mary. We had so many fun times and long talks about faith and miracles. I remember the day she met John. So many good memories. She was a wonderful friend. I will miss her dearly.
Julia was my cousin and we had many fun times growing up in Indiana. I remember playing with her on my grandmas front porch in Fountain City Indiana and playing hide and go seek. She was vibrant and fun and a big part of my childhood. I will miss her and pray for her immediate family as I know the pain they will endure missing her everyday. May GOD bless you and keep you in your grief.
Melinda Bennett Jones
John, Jonah, and Jordan, my heart is breaking for you!! I know how much Julia loved each of you, I am without words to console you at this time. Know that she will be your constant companion in the days, weeks, and months to come. Watch and listen for the tiny tender mercies that our Heavenly Father will pour out for your family. Having a similar experience happen to me at when I was 17, I know how hard this will be for you, but through the atonement and the knowledge you have you will be able to do it. Jonah and Jordan you have a special place in my heart, and even more so now. We are praying for the strength and comfort you need at this time. Love you all Sister Hurst
