
Julie Nettleton (Willis)
1957-09-24 2013-04-29Julie was born in Royal Oak, Michigan in 1957. She and her family moved to Huntsville in 1962. Julie graduated from S.R. Butler High School in 1975, where she was a member of the Dixie Debs dance team. She received her nursing degree from the University of Alabama in Huntsville in 1979. Julie married the love of her life Bill in 1983. She was known by all for her compassionate caring nature and her courageous spirit.
Julie is preceded by her mother, Angela Joy Dupree of Huntsville.
She is survived by her father, Glenn Nettleton of Huntsville, brother Tim Nettleton of Hattisburg, MS, her husband Bill, son Grant, and daughter Sarah Drive; Hunstville, AL 35805 or at www.hospicefamilycare.org. Berryhill Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Julie was my best friend in Nursing School. We also were in the Dixie Debs together. Julie was the kindest person...always. I remember I was offered a job with an allergist in 1980 and was about to move to Phoenix, Az. I called Julie and she took the job and worked for him for many years. I still have a couple of bowls Julie gave me for my birthday. They remind me of her friendship every time I look at them. Life got busy, working, having children, moving up the corporate ladder... we lost touch but.....friendship hearts never die. This website has just served as a reminder that life is really short. Live, love and remember to stay in touch with those who were special to you. RIP Julie. Love you girl.
tribute by Sharon Polk-Ward-O'NealHoly Crap!!! I did'nt know her but I knew OF her! What is going on? Is the universe REALLY unfolding as it should ? Too many questions and not enough answers; for me anyway. Bill....my heart goes out to you brother...be strong and keep the faith...we'll all meet again (I hope)
tribute by Greg TrevinoYou had such a kind and gentle spirit - rest easy - I will miss you forever.
tribute by Cindy Lee ClugstonHeartfelt sympathy to Bill and family. Julie's kind and gentle spirit will be greatly missed by all who knew her. I was lucky to have known her through not only high school but nursing school. Rest in peace precious child of God!
tribute by Terri Starkey-Barrett