Birth date: Aug 2, 1954 Death date: Nov 12, 2014
Julie Beth (Dee Dee) Runyon, age 60 of Mandeville, LA died on Wednesday, November 12, 2014, at her residence. Born, Monday, August 02, 1954 in Russell, KS to John David Somers, Sr. and Julia Lorene Somers. Survived by her Husband Read Obituary
Dear Family,
I am deeply saddoned by the passing of my cousin Julie Beth. I will always remember her as Dee Dee, and for the special cousin she was to me. I will always remember the fun times we had growing up, and very lucky that she was a part of my life.
Together we mourn in the loss, honor the memory, and celebrate the legacy of someone so special who will be deeply missed.
GOD'S loving arms now embrace the one we love in Heaven. I am praying that these very same arms hold this family close and comfort their broken hearts.
Love & Prayers,
Lyndie Cornely
Condolences to Glen and family in the loss of Julie.To Darci and Nancy so very sorry for loss ofca mother and sister so soon.My prayers are with the entire family
Dear Glenn,
We will always remember the fun we had at the Foot Mashie and on Sydney Court! Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family.
Sincerely,
John and Christine Holmes
WE HAVE SUCH FUN MEMORIES OF YOU WHEN WE'D HANG-OUT AT MR. V'S WITH KIM, RANDY, JANIE, CRAIG, SAM AND I. GUARANTEED THAT WE'LL SHARE THOSE STORIES OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS AND LAUGH AND CRY, BUT MOSTLY LAUGH: LOVE AND MISS YOU: MARSHA & SAM
So sorry for your loss and our prayers are with you and your family.
Ms. Julie, you were always there on Venus Dr., I always knew I could talk to you about anything, no judging. I remember having a big party in high school when my mom was out of town and you calling the house to find out why you weren't invited. You then nicely had all my friends go home. I remember you letting me play with Natalie's Chinese robes when I was little(I thought they were so beautiful). Your personality was all it's own, never meeting a stranger and always kissing everyone on the lips. May you be in peace. Love you.
