Birth date: Mar 19, 1941 Death date: Nov 18, 2020
Juliana Moreira, 79 of Cornelius passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on November 18, 2020 at her home. She was born on March 19, 1941 in Nicaragua to the late Julio and Angelica Moreira. Juliana Moreira, known to her Read Obituary
Ms. Juliana will forever be remembered as a beautiful spirit of strength, tenacity and a contagious smile! Gracious Living ADHCC was so very fortunate to have her grace of presence! She knew the hands and feet of Christ were always there to help her. Thank you Coralia for allowing us to serve your mother and her family.
I have fond memories of Juliana, the time I have spent with her visiting with my daughter and her husbands family and especially at their wedding, such a nice lady, she'll surely will be missed RIP, Prayers and Blessings to her family, so, so, sorry for your loss.
I had the pleasure of meeting Julie at our church while she was visiting Cory in Miami many years ago. She was elegant, classy, kind, just beautiful. We hit it off and became friends. As our friendship grew after she moved to NC. I had the privilege to gain her love and trust. She lovingly became Yayita to my daughter and I. She had a sense of humor and would laugh at my stories. Even scolded me a few times while still cracking up! She was a terrific cook with the gift of hospitality. She would cook up a storm. She knew how much I liked her cooking and took such pleasure in cooking for me and Ginny. She cooked, we did the dishes. Lol. She reluctantly agreed for us to the dishes. She wanted to do it all. We would talk for hours about everything and laugh. Yayi knew how to patiently listen. She had a love for plants and flowers. One year, we went to the Biltmore the day after Thanksgiving. We had such a wonderful time. The days were sunny so we were able to spend time out in the gardens and wondering around. She knew the names of all the flowers! Lol. I lost my Mom in 2006 after a long battle with cancer. Yayi, was a beautiful reminder of a mother’s love. I so enjoyed her and will always carry her in my heart. I praise our Lord Jesus Christ for the precious blessing of knowing and loving her.
Julie and I were neighbors, and Kodak workers in the same building and department. Always a warm smile from a beautiful little lady! Julie and Paulie added so much to the neighborhood! You were always invited in for a chat and a snack. Paulie would entertain us with his bicycle stunts! I will forever cherish our times together!!!! RIP my dear friend!
