Julie Inman:  

I hope that my old friends remember me as a friendly, nice, kind and giving person. When anyone would ask for help with school, problems, or just wanted to talk about something. I did my very best to be there for them. My work schedule sometimes got in the way, but I always tried to get together later. If I was unable to assist my friend, I would suggest someone that could help them. I wasn't extremely popular like some of my friends, but I wasn't a fly on the wall either. I was kinda shy and didn't participate in sports (after I broke my ankle on the horse in gymnastics at Nimitz Jr. High) but I could sing and was in the winter musical"Comedy Tonight" produced and directed by Mr.Salter in '77' along with a great cast of co-stars. It was FANTASTIC fun. I even met one friend, Dewayne Hopkins, but writing notes on the desk in class. I think of my friends as an off branch of my family. They are actually even better because I can tell my friends anything and know that I will receive a sincere and honest response. True Friends always tell the truth because they care enough not to lie. I think I heard that somewhere!! Oh! Yeah! I remember! My grandma always told me,"Never lie because ultimately you're the one that gets hurt in the end". I believe I may have told my children that a time or two. I still try to help people - friend or stranger - if I can help I will. I was in a fabric store 10/31/08 while a mother and a grandmother were tryi...Expand for more