Julie Goldsmith

I still remember Julie -- she was the kind of person who people admired and respected. She was so brave and so eager to do everything possible to survive...she was always realistic (a rare quality) but seemed never to be overwhelmed. She is still missed.

Thinking of and missing our dear friend Julie yesterday on her birthday (as we do so many other days of the year)! -Anne and Gary V.

A year later....simply want to express to Julie's family that she was a person who, although I'd only known her a few years, holds very fond memories. She was so interesting, so articulate, so committed to doing everything possible to get the best treatment, all the while being realistic and even as the cancer progressed, had grace and humor and obvious love for her family. She is a person who will not be forgotten, and although I'm sure she is very very missed, I hope her family knows of...

I met Julie when we were members of a group called GRACE. We had
many things in common, and I was very fond of her. She was so
intelligent, so realistic about cancer, and so determined to do all
that was possible. She loved her family VERY much. I am sad to
know of her death, and even though it's 10 months later, I want
to express my condolences to her family.

Rest in eternal peace, our '91 AGSM classmate Julie. Prayers and condolences to the Clayton and Goldsmith families.

Such a warm, lovely and loving woman! I was saddened at the news. She was a leader with grace and humility.

So deeply sorry about the passing of Julie.
She will be remembered as a vibrant, beautiful, passionate woman.
My deepest condolences to Bruce and her children.
Perla Karney.