i e Fay
Julie Fay Newton was born in Okeechobee, Florida on March 28, 1974, bringing joy and color to the lives of everyone who knew her. She was known for her vibrant personality, which she expressed through her ever-changing hair color –from pink to turquoise, blonde to red, reflecting her free spirit and zest for life.
Though she never had children of her own, Julie embraced the role of a beloved aunt, babysitting many of her nieces and nephews and forming special bonds with each of them. Her nurturing nature and ability to connect with young people made her a trusted confidante and cherished family member Julie had a passion for romantic novels and anime shows, finding comfort and joy in stories of love and adventure.
Throughout her career, she worked in various roles including parking attendant, retail and restaurant positions, where her colorful personality and warm demeanor left lasting impressions on colleagues and customers alike.
She is survived by her loving mother, Rosetta Hightire; stepfather, Raymond Briscoe; siblings, Pamela Powell, Patricia Newton-Powell, Paula Newton-Yarn(Anthony), Tony Newton, Douglas Newton and Samuel Hightire; along with numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends who will miss her dearly
Hey Auntie,
I have so many memories of you from childhood to adulthood that I will always hold on to. I love you so much and miss you, your chocolate baby Adrianna. It’s until we meet again.
~Adrianna~
Your standby support to the family is like no other, you were a beacon of strength, always there for us with a warm embrace and always ready to listen. You were a true and sincere public figure to us. We miss you deeply, but we are certain you are now at peace and away from suffering. We love you always, Dear sister!
Final words from Yasmeen: Thank you for introducing alternative styles of music that I still listen to today even some of our favorites and your free spirited mind set.
THE LIFE CELEBR ATION OF
N E W T O N Ju li e Fay
Prelude Musician
Pr ayer
Jonnie Mae McCaleb
Scrip t ure Re ading
OLD & New TESTAMENT
Johnnie Mae McCaleb
Poem
Tamieka Randle
Obit uary
Douglas Newton
Reflec tions
Two Minutes Please
Eulo gy
Patricia Newton-Powell
Paula Newton-Yarn
God said hush be still, everything comes to an end, but we wasn’t ready to have your love leave us in the end. Gods beautiful master place was shown when he made your beautiful eyes, loving spirit, ou was like a beautiful hidden Rose we our tears are no more for God is true. Not being here anymore makes family sad, but knowing you’re at peace e miss your smile, and gothic in all The love you shown your nieces and nephews no one can deny that, you never ears run deep thinking about you never told you this we all honor you. Love you so deep miss you auntie come back wish this was a dream. Missing your purple hair turning it pink and blue, a beautiful spirit God made you. Our Angel whose now on the spiritual side our Auntie we gone keep your spirit alive. You was like a beautiful hidden rose we must say goodbye to your tears are no more for God is true, and we love you.
Acknowled gements
The Family of Julie Fay Newton would like to extend our deepest gratitude and appreciations to everyone for their loving kindness shown in prayers, visits, calls, messages, gift of services, tokens of love, flowers and loving care.
Our words may never reflect the enormous gratitude we feel. So, we humbly and respectfully say thank you and we love you. May GOD continue to bless you ALL!
Isaiah 41:10
“Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your GOD. I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand”.
