Kathrene Julazadeh Obituary

Kathy and I were cousins. She was 7 years older, it seemed like a lot when you are growing up, but we were also a lot alike. We both loved art, and continued to create things our whole lives. I guess we got that form the Saunders side of the family. We emailed more often the last few years through Facebook. She loved my quilts, I loved her drawings and paintings. I know if we had ever ended up living close to each other as adults, we would have been very close friends as well as cousins. I have so many great memories and photos of our families having birthday parties and holidays together when we were kids. She will be missed. She was taken too soon. I know she leaves behind a beautiful family and a legacy of love.
Deb (Saunders) Staats

Sorry for your Loss Mike, I lost my Father back in November, I can feel your pain

Over the years I lost touch with Kathy after she moved to TX and then to SC. There were many opportunities through the years to get to know her and the family through band functions. We were also coworkers at IVC. Others have mentioned her artistic talents. I have one of her pencil drawn portraits that still hangs in my house. My thoughts and prayers are with all the family.

i will miss you big sister

Kathy was a wonderful friend to me and to a lot of others as well. She had the most gentle spirit and was a joy to be around. She and I spent many lunches out to share our thoughts and concerns over the years and I will always think of her as one of the most compassionate people I have ever known. I remember her love of animals, her dogs and cats too. She had so many gifts to share with the world. Her gardens were beautiful and her paintings were too. I am missing my dear friend today and my heart goes out to Mahmood, David, Mike and Michelle.

Malmood, her husband, and I worked together at Caterpillar in Peoria, Illinois. When we had some dinner parties, the wives attended. Kathy was there bringing good cheer. We still have one of her paintings hanging in our living room.

John McCornack

Rosie

I'm so sorry to hear of your mothers/wife passing. We met in Laredo, Texas. We got together at least twice a week. I will miss her emails. Sincerely

Like Sami, I was one of Kathy's friends fron Laredo. I was amazed at all of her talents; painting, gardening, taking care of pets, playing bunco, etc. But one of her greatest gifts was her love and the attention she gave to her husband, children, grandchildren and friends. She was there for every one of us. It will be hard for all of us to live on earth without her but we know she is In heaven painting pictures of the little children and their pets. The picture on her obit is so perfect. That was her natural smile.

I worked with Kathy at IVC. She was a joy to work with; a fine and compassionate lady. Our world is sad without her.

Very sorry to hear about loss of Kathy Julazadeh.We,the Douraghy family,all send our condolences.May she rest in peace.

I will always treasure the time we had in Laredo, we had some really fun times. Kathy is a wonderful loving person she will be so missed on earth but heaven is rejoicing! I have some of her paintings she was very talented.
My heart and prayers go out to MJ and her children and grandchildren.
Sami

Sending our sympathy to you all. I will treasure all the cups of coffee we shared over the years she lived in Chillicothe. I will miss you my friend.❤

Kathy was a great friend and co-worker at IVC. She had a great smile and always had time for a friendly chat. I had no idea Kathy was so artistically talented until I happened to mention I would like to have a drawing of my grandmother's house. She graciously drew it for me. My deepest sympathies to all of her family. She has left me with some great memories.

Marilyn Stickling
IVC Retired Librarian