Hamilton, Julia Brink
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Julia Brink Hamilton, age 81, died on October 6, 2021, in her son’s home in Carrollton, Texas. Born September 22, 1940, in Bradford, Pennsylvania, she lived in El Paso, Texas and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She graduated from Bradford Area High School in 1958 and went on to work in the Bradford Area School System. She retired from Ford Motor Credit in Oklahoma City in 2000. She was preceded in death by her parents Charles and Rhea Brink and her brother James. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Leo Nelson Hamilton also from Bradford, Pennsylvania. She gave birth to her only child, Scott Martin Hamilton in El Paso, Texas in 1964 who is married to Jaynie Hamilton of Cincinnati, Ohio. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Brittany and Sean Lyle of Salem, Oregon, Ashlyn and Carl IV of Krum, Texas, Michael of Denton, Texas, Collin Fender of Argyle, Texas, and Kinsey Fender of Corpus Christi, Texas; Niece Karen Pencille of Erie, Pennsylvania, Sister-in-law Mary Hamilton of Bradford, Pennsylvania; Great-grandchildren, Avery, Maxwell, Carl V, and Beau. In lieu of flowers, the family asks for a memorial donation be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. Special thanks to all the healthcare providers at Holding Hands Hospice of Dallas, Texas. An open house memorial will be held at 3315 Sam Rayburn Run in Carrollton, Texas from 1-3pm on Saturday, October 9th, 2021. Please leave the family condolences and share memories on this website.
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Julie was a good friend who made all my days brighter as we worked each day at Ford Credt. She had the greatest sense of humor of anyone I have known. I know Lee and smS ott and all the kids were the limbed of her life. She will be forever in my heart. May God comfort Lee , Scott and the family.
Vickie…..Thank you for remembering my Julie. Its been a difficult year careing for her but I am thankful God took her before she entered the final stages of alzheimers. I could not have done it alone in OKC.Scott insisted we move in with him rather than a seniors home because of the COVID mess. I am lost without her… Thank god for the kids and grandkids…Wish you and Don well…..Lee
Lee – thank you for letting us know about Julie (I called her JOOL-YA). She never forgot a birthday – always sent a lovely card. We had a lot of fun way back when all our kids were small – lots of bleacher sitting watching ball games. Hello to Scott. Thanks again. Love to you. Janet and Benny