Service Details
There will be a visitation at the funeral home on Wednesday, May 15th from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
A private inurnment will take place at Graceland Cemetery.
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Julie A. Christiansen, 59, of Racine, passed away at Ascension-All Saints on Saturday, May 4, 2004. She was born in Milwaukee on November 12, 1964, the daughter of Tom and Veronica Christiansen.
After getting her associate degree in Accounting from Gateway Technical College she held a position at various places, Farm and Fleet, Family Dollar, McDonald’s, S.C. Johnson and Son, and for the past six years she has been at the Citgo Station in Franksville. Her greatest enjoyments in life were watching Packer football, and taking care of her grandchildren.
Surviving are her son Marshall Martin, and his fiancée Deana Figueroa, of Racine; three grandchildren, Lex “Midget”, Elijah “Bubba 1” and Benjamin “Bubba 2”, her mother, Veronica “Ronnie”, of Milwaukee; siblings, Tom Christiansen, of Milwaukee, and Anton “Tony” Jensen, of Racine; Linda Jensen, Sue Christiansen, and her mother, Mary Lou Christiansen, all of Racine. Her nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends also survive her. Julie was preceded in death by her father, Tom and her sister, Sharon.
Terri Williams says
My sincerest condolences to her family. Julie was the sweetest person. I met her years ago and always considered her family. Marshall you were her world. Please continue to make her proud. She raised you right and I’m so sorry for your loss. She is smiling down on you 🙏🏽
Kate Davidson says
My thoughts and prayers are with Ms. Julie’s family. Such a loving, kind lady!
Chris Mayfield says
So, saddened she were one of a kind. Anyone sees or hear from her son give him my condolences. Chris Mayfield.
Cathanetia Riley says
Condolences to the family R.I.P. you will be missed TREMENDOUSLY Julie 😥
CJ G.I.N. says
We here at Get It Now would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the family of the departed. Julie was a great customer and one we considered a friend. She always lit up our store when she came in and was one of the few customers that we thoroughly enjoyed dealing with. Our office was deeply saddened by the news and would like to just Say thank you for your years of patronage and we would like The family to know that her uncanny ability to make everyone in the office smile will forever be missed. Rest peacefully.
Alyssa Chase says
I can’t believe you’re gone. You’ve been my work mom since Farm and Fleet. Keeping in touch over the years. I’d love when I’d stop in gas station and you’d light up with hey baby girl and tell everyone I’m your daughter. You are such an amazing strong woman and I am lucky to of known you. You have the heart of gold and a protector of people you love. My heart goes out to your family. I love you and miss you mom. ❤️ 🥺
Cory Jones says
I love you and miss you TT Julie. My condolences go out to you cousin. Sending love, hugs and kisses. I’m here if you need me!
Todd Mueller says
Julie will be well missed and never forgotten and always remembered she was a great neighbor and we got along real well. My condolences to the family and she will be well missed.
lennie juliano says
I knew Julie for Farm and Fleet She loved to play Bingo. I used to talk with her when she came in she will be missed
Mrs Linda ivy says
My condolences to your entire family, Julie was a very nice person I knew her from back in the day from the northside, she was always had a kind and sweet heart, and was always full of life. I’m glad I had the honor of knowing her, May she rest peacefully. Linda Ivy
Mike Schulz @ U-Haul says
Julie you are a great person and it has brought me great pleasure working with you over the years, I will miss you.
Joyce Gandy says
I met you at the Gas station and from that moment on you became a friend!
The sweetest personality and filled with so much joy,Everytime I seen you! I will never forget that contagious laugh or out crap talking moments!
You were the only reason I drove out to Franksville Gas Station,just to see you,you will be missed!
Rest in Heaven baby!