Julie Anne Salter 25 January 1962 – 7 November 2024
CONTRIBUTE
TO MEMORY TIMELINE
Julie my little sister …how has it come to this. My memories of you will never leave me. From when we got to Australia to your final days we always had fun together whether it was me driving you round or getting you in trouble at school. We went our separate ways when you got married and I got married but you had 3 beautiful children and when they moved on you met Dennis and we were back in contact. I will always remember you as a kind hearted person and are going to miss you. Now you’re at peace. Gone but not forgotten and I will always love you. See you in the next life love you colin
Julie I’m so saddened by you passing I am going to miss your visits to Kununurra .Lou and I popped down to see you in August and we went to your magical garden to brag about your orchids. It’s not going to be the same without you but whenever I look at my orchids it will remind me of you. Sleep peacefully and I will see you on the other side. Bye my friend Trish
It’s with heavy heart that I share the passing of my aunt Julie Salter she always bought light to our lives with her kindness and Wisdom I will always remember her warm smile and how she was the life of the party taken away far too soon from our family at least you can rest in peace now with Nan and pop you will never be forgotten love you dearly
To Robert and Louise sorry I couldn’t make it down to say goodbye to your mum. Aunt Julie, you play a big part in my life as a young kid growing up in Girrawheen. Not having a mother around in my early life you sure took me under your wing showing me a mother’s love that I miss as a young kid. I never will forget all the times you you would smother the s*** out of me after you had a few or too many Beers 🍺. You tell how much you love me and I was your favourite nephew. I can clearly remember the day I was baby sitting Robert and Louise when the were both toddlers and Robert shat his nappy, I tried to change his nappy. The smell was that bad I was spewing my guts up making mess then Robert had. So I rang you to tell me what I needed to do. You told me to take him out the back and hose him off or something. So I did, took him out the back and the s*** off him and out of him. Later that day you guys came home and you ask me how I went with with changing Robert’s nappy, I said did what you said and hosed him off out the back You pissed your self laughing 😆 That’s one of a lot funny memories I had with you. Rest easy Auntie and go and have a beer with my Bro
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To my nan Julie salter, I’m genuinely lost for words and I’m not sure what to say. I didn’t get to know you as long or as much as I would of but in the time I did you gave me love that only a nan can give, I remember one of the first times I came to stay a night with you I would of been 14 and you found out that I drank so you sat me down and we went shot for shot of your favourite butterscotch snaps. These so much more great memories with you throughout this time that I will cherish forever. In your last two weeks I came to see you in hospital and you got me on my own and you told me that you where going to fight and that you wouldn’t give up, and you sure did fight right till the end, we also spoke about my eating disorder that same week you went for surgery I had been hospitalised and checked myself out that same night, you asked why I wasn’t they and why I was with you instead I told you not to worry but your very stubborn and made me tell you anyways, you made me promise you that I won’t go back n I will forever try to keep that promise everytime I eat I’m reminded of you now. I hope your having a bevy and looking down on me nan till we meet again forever and always my angel I love you you
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Cheers Julie to beers and sitting by the water in the Kimberley. May you rest easy, we will take care of your beautiful daughter and support her along with her family through this time. She will have the rock of her husband beside and many friends willing to give her a hug or two or a beer or three. We will toast many beers in your name and celebrate the memory of your life. From the crazy chics in Kunners, we will miss you. To all your family we send strength to you all.
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A few years back seeing you at Quinns Beach in the four-wheel-drive with Dennis and the missed opportunities of catching up since then. Today I am saddened to be attending your funeral. It has been many years since the Sinker’s days but you were more than a customer, you were a friend. From the Merriwa house… you cooking snags till they were burnt (very burnt) to perfection, as you liked them. To the Clarkson house, where you babysat Lataya so that Mark and I could go on a date. To the Quinn’s house, where you found your happiness. Friendships can be taken for granted, as we think we are here forever. You will be missed Julie, and you will be remembered. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Julie my little sister …how has it come to this. My memories of you will never leave me. From when we got to Australia to your final days we always had fun together whether it was me driving you round or getting you in trouble at school. We went our separate ways when you got married and I got married but you had 3 beautiful children and when they moved on you met Dennis and we were back in contact. I will always remember you as a kind hearted person and are going to miss you. Now you’re at peace. Gone but not forgotten and I will always love you. See you in the next life love you colin Read full message here.
Julie I’m so saddened by you passing I am going to miss your visits to Kununurra .Lou and I popped down to see you in August and we went to your magical garden to brag about your orchids. It’s not going to be the same without you but whenever I look at my orchids it will remind me of you. Sleep peacefully and I will see you on the other side. Bye my friend Trish Read full message here.
It’s with heavy heart that I share the passing of my aunt Julie Salter she always bought light to our lives with her kindness and Wisdom I will always remember her warm smile and how she was the life of the party taken away far too soon from our family at least you can rest in peace now with Nan and pop you will never be forgotten love you dearly Read full message here.
To Robert and Louise sorry I couldn’t make it down to say goodbye to your mum. Aunt Julie, you play a big part in my life as a young kid growing up in Girrawheen. Not having a mother around in my early life you sure took me under your wing showing me a mother’s love that I miss as a young kid. I never will forget all the times you you would smother the s*** out of me after you had a few or too many Beers 🍺. You tell how much you love me and I was your favourite nephew. I can clearly remember the day I was baby sitting Robert and Louise when the were both toddlers and Robert shat his nappy, I tried to change his nappy. The smell was that bad I was spewing my guts up making mess then Robert had. So I rang you to tell me what I needed to do. You told me to take him out the back and hose him off or something. So I did, took him out the back and the s*** off him and out of him. Later that day you guys came home and you ask me how I went with with changing Robert’s nappy, I said did what you said and hosed him off out the back You pissed your self laughing 😆 That’s one of a lot funny memories I had with you. Rest easy Auntie and go and have a beer with my Bro View full message
Brodie WilsonWhen someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Will miss you and your visits to Kununurra. Fly high Julie 💜💜 Read full message here.
To my nan Julie salter, I’m genuinely lost for words and I’m not sure what to say. I didn’t get to know you as long or as much as I would of but in the time I did you gave me love that only a nan can give, I remember one of the first times I came to stay a night with you I would of been 14 and you found out that I drank so you sat me down and we went shot for shot of your favourite butterscotch snaps. These so much more great memories with you throughout this time that I will cherish forever. In your last two weeks I came to see you in hospital and you got me on my own and you told me that you where going to fight and that you wouldn’t give up, and you sure did fight right till the end, we also spoke about my eating disorder that same week you went for surgery I had been hospitalised and checked myself out that same night, you asked why I wasn’t they and why I was with you instead I told you not to worry but your very stubborn and made me tell you anyways, you made me promise you that I won’t go back n I will forever try to keep that promise everytime I eat I’m reminded of you now. I hope your having a bevy and looking down on me nan till we meet again forever and always my angel I love you you View full message
Tayla McCarthy
Cheers Julie to beers and sitting by the water in the Kimberley. May you rest easy, we will take care of your beautiful daughter and support her along with her family through this time. She will have the rock of her husband beside and many friends willing to give her a hug or two or a beer or three. We will toast many beers in your name and celebrate the memory of your life. From the crazy chics in Kunners, we will miss you. To all your family we send strength to you all. View full message
Jemma WatersA few years back seeing you at Quinns Beach in the four-wheel-drive with Dennis and the missed opportunities of catching up since then. Today I am saddened to be attending your funeral. It has been many years since the Sinker’s days but you were more than a customer, you were a friend. From the Merriwa house… you cooking snags till they were burnt (very burnt) to perfection, as you liked them. To the Clarkson house, where you babysat Lataya so that Mark and I could go on a date. To the Quinn’s house, where you found your happiness. Friendships can be taken for granted, as we think we are here forever. You will be missed Julie, and you will be remembered. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Read full message here.