Julia Elizabeth Gallagher
Julia Elizabeth Gallagher passed away at St. Joseph’s Hospital October 17, 2018. She will be missed by her cousins, Brian Scott, John Scott, Sandra Scott Schmedt, Sheri and Dan Margetson, Paul Schmedt, Terri Schmedt, and Michi Medley.
Julia was born, lived and worked in Toronto. Suffering from Parkinson’s the last few years; she nevertheless managed to keep her wry sense of humour intact. Julia was a valued long time employee of Sainsbury Co., and an integral part of the sales team, working as a Sales Specialist in the field of beverage alcohol. Smart, funny and fiercely independent, Julia kept close her friends from High School as well as those she made through life.
Thanks to Eileen, Sylvia, Marysia, Catherine, Gord and Trish for being there for her and helping with things she could no longer do for herself with extra special thanks to Sheri and Dan.
Cremation has taken place and a celebration of life will be held later.
Donations in her name can be made to Parkinson’s Canada, Up With Women, and Doctors Without Borders.
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Trish Macivor
Julia will be missed! Enjoyed so much the conversations we had xoxo trish
Diane Morrell
I only knew Julia for a short while but she left an indelible impression. We went for outings and did errands together, while helping to keep her place in order as her health began to fail. She will be lovingly remembered and terribly missed as well, as Bubbles is a constant companion to me and reminder of this truly original woman. Diane M
Carol Convery
Julia was a gentle kind lady.I lost touch when her phone was cancelled. I have also lost touch with our mutual friend, Rita who moved to Spain. If she sees this I hope she will reconnect. My sincere sympathy, Carol
Ivor and Edwina Bailey
My husband Ivor and myself, Edwina were saddened to hear of Julia’s passing. We were related through my grandfathers side of the family. We met Julia many years ago and stayed with her and her mother, Helen in their apartment in Toronto and have happy memories of that time. We send our sincere condolences.