Birth date: Mar 23, 1969 Death date: Jun 30, 2014
Julie Ann Lindley, 46, passed away peacefully on June 30, 2014 at the home of her aunt in Roy, UT: she died of cancer. Born March 23, 1969 in Ogden UT to Karl and Linda Lindley. Julie will be remembered for her upbeat personality Read Obituary
Julie does live on in each of our hearts And I see her Every day with my daughter's laughter Her strength The fire of her heart Julie lives on Sure do miss her Even though we had a lot of up and downs in life I may have not perfect in every single way But We did create a perfect little girl And we both miss you very much..
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Miss you mom it’s been 10 years now I miss you I’ll come to your grace and talk to you using my sprit box ❤️feel free to talk back take my energy if you need
I had a special experience with Julie 5 years ago in 2014 just months before her passing. My name is Michael Stephens and I was the Ward Mission Leader. For the events that took place then I will read from my journal..."I had a special experience that I hope I will never forget. Her name is Julie Cheney and her situation is serious. She has pancreatic cancer and it has spread to the bones and lungs - It's terminal with a life expectancy of four more months, if that. She is only 45 years old and laid up in bed. She has been on chemotherapy which the doctors say will extend her life a little. On splits with a full time missionary named, Elder Cressman, we visited her for the first time. Elder Cressman read a scripture about the Savior's miracles. I wondered what she thought about that scripture in her circumstances. I also knew she must have wanted a miracle of her own, for she was so young and with a 7 year old daughter to grow up with. I gazed into her eyes (her heart really) and searched for the words to say. When the Elder was done speaking I looked her in the eyes and said, "Julie, I know you would love to have a miracle of your own. I don't know what Heavenly Father has in store for you, but one day you will participate in a wonderful miracle. It's called the Resurrection. Some day in the future you will lay aside this frail body, with all of its aches and pains, and put on a new body of flesh and bones - never to die again. And this will be made possible through the love and life of the Savior, Jesus Christ." I was in tears. She was in tears. The words were bold and powerful. Through the power of the Holy Ghost, I think I was able to read her deepest feelings. The room was filled with light and a sense of love that I haven't felt in a long time. It wasn't my love for her that I felt was the dominant feeling in the room. It was much more. I was basking in the light of His love, being just a witness in the room. When I say light it wasn't tangible with the eyes but with the heart. But, oh, it was real. While in tears, this faithful frail woman said to us, "I have a testimony! And I want to take it with me!" Using D&C 130:18-19 I assured her that when she goes to the other side of the veil she will be able to take her testimony, her knowledge, her faith, and her love with her. There was so much hope in the room that just moments before felt bleak. I have pondered that event over and over again. So grateful that I followed the bold urging of the Spirit to talk openly and frankly about her circumstances. The Spirit in the room that day has changed my life. Heavenly Father KNOWS this woman and LOVES this woman. He is AWARE of her struggles, yearnings, and hopes and inspired the two of us as missionaries to take that message deep into her heart. In the near future, this woman will be able to thank Him personally herself for the feelings she felt that day."
I was just thinking about Julie and found this tribute site and thought I would share how important she is to me. I loved our conversations, her visits to church, and her faith and dignity as she prepared for her journey home. She will always be special to me. "Thanks Julie!" Your Friend Always, Elder Stephens
my dear beautiful friend my heart is broken from the news of your passing you will definitely be missed I remember our time together we're beautiful when I think of what struggle but we had my eyes shut ears smile comes across my face because we did them together I love you not only his friend but as my sister we had some great time spread your wings and fly my angel we truly have an angel in heaven today you left us so soon it's not goodbye forever but if I'll see you later my friend.....?
Julie will be missed tremendously and I feel privileged to have known such a sweet niece. I am so glad that she was able to reach her life long goal of going to the temple . We had several awesome times there and she was planning to do some family names as soon as she had time to do the research. Maybe I can be of help to her siblings and daughters as they research the names that she wanted to do.I know she will help with this work on the other side and that she will be a guardian angel to those she leaves behind. LOVE FOREVER Aunt Jan
Please allow me to offer my condolences to the, Cheney family with these comforting words: As the last enemy, death is to be brought to nothing.—1 Cor. 15:26. Two groups can be mentioned who will come in line to benefit from that. For the “great crowd,” who live now, it will be possible to survive into the promised new world with unending life in view. (Rev. 7:9) For the billions who have already been snatched up by death, it will be possible to experience a resurrection. Can you imagine the joy and excitement when those in the former group welcome back the latter? A close look at some of the resurrection accounts in the Bible can give us a foretaste of what it might be like. (Mark 5:38-42; Luke 7:11-17) Indeed, seeing our dead loved ones come back to life will produce in us a marvelous sensation of joy and exhilaration. Jesus said: “The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.” (John 5:28, 29) None of us have ever seen such a thing take place; it will surely be one of the grandest of “the things unseen.”—2 Cor. 4:18. I am very sorry for your loss. May God's Word comfort you and your family. Sincerely, Meryl ~ [email protected]
My condolences to the family....sad to have her go so young.
i'll keep the family in my prayers....
Sorry for your loss...I'm here if you need.
Love you Julie miss you
