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crystal - 12/13/97 22:28:09 Age(children only): 10 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: foster sister of | Comments: JULITO WAS A COOL BROTHER.I REALLY LOVE HIM SO MUCH.JULITO HAD A LOT OF FRIENDS.HE REALY OPEND EVERY ONES HEART AS WELL AS THERE EYES ABOUT PEAPLE WITH DISABILATES.HE WANTED TO DO A LOT OF THINGS. EVEN WITH THAT OXEGEAN TANK ON HIS BACK.JULITO NEW ABOUT H S PROBLOME BUT ACTTED AS IF HE NEVER HAD THIS.HE WAS A NORMAL LITTLE BOY THAT EVERYONE LOVED.HE ALWAYS TRIED TO MAKE SAD PEAPLE FEALL REALY GOOD. THE ONLY THING WE WOULD NOT LET HIM DO WAS TEAM SPORTS.HE WANTED TO PLAY SOCCER BUT WE WOULD NOT LET HIM PLAY HE PLAYED AT HOME THOUGH. HE WAS VEARY COOL.NOYHING IS THE SAME ANY MORE WITHOUT HIM AROUND THE HOUSE BUGGING ME ALL THE TIME AND SWITCHIG THE T.V CHANALS. |
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crystal ohl - 12/10/97 20:15:05 Age(children only): 10 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: sister | Comments: julito eason is my brother. Sometimes he cuold be areal pain but i still love hhim no matter what he did or said. Now that he is gone i am always bored. I new how to take care of him very well.On the day he died he was not fealling too well. So he staie home will my mom went to church.I watched, my sister came.When my mom got home we went outside to swim.Later on julito came out.In less than a minet he went back in the house.My sister peggy followed him in. we went in the house and he had died rihgt in front of me. If he would not have died on that summer day iwould have forgotten. |
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Jennifer - 12/03/97 00:49:35 Age(children only): 10 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: Friend, foster niece | Comments: Julito was a good friend and meant a lot to me. We had a lot of good times together. One of my favorites was when he asked if I would marry him! He would always hug me when it was time for me to go and he would not let me go! We had to pry him off of me! Then he would always wish me a happy birthday or Merry Christmas no matter what time of the year it was! I am glad he is out of misery now and having a wonderful time with his friends in Heaven! |
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Sandra Collins - 11/20/97 19:31:03 My Email:scollins@runet.edu Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: Friend, Nurse | Comments: Julito, I remember so much about you I hardly know where to start. Everytime I see a red truck I think about the time I took you to McDonald's in my red truck and you ate lots of french fries. Or so I thought - you told me you had to go to the bathroom here you spit most of them out! You were such a funny guy! I don't have the red truck any more but I'll always have my memories of you. Love, Sandra |
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Kristi - 10/21/97 03:32:45 My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/heartland/prairie/8424/andi.html My Email:praisinghim@geocities.com | Comments: This is a beautiful memorial for a brave little boy. He lives on in those who love and remember him. |
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Karen - 10/15/97 02:36:13 My URL:http://home.att/~markandkaren My Email:markandkaren@worldnet.att.net Age(children only): 4 and 22 months | Comments: Thank you for signing Andrew's Dreambook. So sorry to hear of your lost and our thoughts and prayers are with you. |
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Horacio Arevalo - 10/12/97 01:44:37 My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/Heartland/Ranch/4145/ My Email:hma@writeme.com Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: Neighbor | Comments: I felt very much impressed for Julito's life and those problems he had in his short age. Nevertheless, it seems that people that knew him, loved him a lot. Hopefully, he felt that love from family and friends and that helped him to live better, if possibl . My best wishes for all of you. |
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amy doss - 10/05/97 02:54:48 My Email:stevedoss@ij.net Age(children only): 14 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: foster niece | Comments: I will always remember how he touched the lives of everyone around him. He was not only my foster uncle, but he was always was a great friend |
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amy doss - 10/05/97 02:50:07 My Email:stevedoss@ij.net Age(children only): 14 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: friend/foster niece | Comments: we all miss you Julito |
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Don Kees - 09/10/97 20:15:40 My Email:dkees@carilion.com Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: Pediatrician | Comments: I had the priviledge of caring for Julito from the time he came to live with the Ohl's until his death. I have many memories of Juilto. I will always remember him as a small child during his hospital stays. He would always look so sad in the crib when Ester was not there. However as soon as she would appear he would brighten up and become very animated. As an older child, we had a game that he would hide from me (usually under the exam table) when he would come for office visits. Despite having to often be seen by physicians, Juilto was not afraid and always gave me a big hug. I will also never forget the loving and exausting care the Ester gave Juilto. This care allowed he to have such a full life. I miss Juilto and I will never forget him. Patients like him and parents like Ester make the practice of pediatrics worth while. |
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Missy - 09/04/97 02:18:09 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: foster sister | Comments: Julito always had a smile on his face! He taught us that no matter what comes our way in life - we should make the best of it! Julito would always make friends everywhere we went - He never met a stranger! I know he has already made the rounds in Heaven and is telling everyone there about us! |
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Aaron - 08/30/97 01:47:12 Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: foster nephew | Comments: I liked when we would walk around Grandma's house singing "all the wood stool, jumping on the wood stool!" (a.k.a. alloette) Julito was my best, best uncle in the whole world! We had lots of fun together! Julito liked Billy Ray, going to hocky games, and hugging everyone at the games. I can't wait to get to Heaven to see him! |
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Tony Seel - 08/28/97 01:01:11 My Email:tonyseel@rev.net Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: friend | Comments: Thank you for this home page. It is a wonderful way to remember a special child. |
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Peggy Ohl - 08/24/97 00:11:53 My Email:pegohl@swva.net Friend, Teacher or Classmate?: foster sister | Comments: I have so many special memories of Julito that it is difficult to pick only one. I visited Julito on the morning of the day he died. He snuggled up next to me on the couch and we watched the movie "Space Jam". He got up and danced when a rap song came on. He and Crystal had a heated discussion over how much it cost to rent a limosine. He asked what the word "forfeit" meant. He pretended he was playing the drums with 2 pencils. It was a perfectly ordinary morning, that I would have soon forgot if Julito had not died unexpectedly early that afternoon. I am so glad I had that one last morning to spend with Julito. It is my most precious memory. |