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Julia Prince of Lawrenceville, Georgia passed away on November 19, 2003 from Leukemia. Julia was a graduate of University of North Texas where she received her degree in business. She was a para-professional with Buford Elementary School in Buford, GA. and was a member of the Buford Church of Christ.
She was survived by her husband of 18 years, Jimmy Prince (GHS 77), daughters, Lori & Shannon Prince and son, Jay Prince. Her parents, James & June Neatherlin of Greenville; sisters, Janice Evans and Jennifer Lindenswag, both of Greenville, and Jean Klinger of Plano; brothers, Jason Neatherlin of Seattle, Wash., and John Neatherlin of Altanta, GA; mother-in-law, Ann Prince of Greenville, Texas and several nieces and nephews.
Julia was a devoted mother and wife and is missed tremendously.
Julia Neatherlin and Jimmy Prince's Wedding - December 28, 1986.
Michaelle Comer, Julia Neatherlin, Jimmy Prince and David Graves.
Shannon, Jay, Julia, Jimmy and Lori Prince ~1996.
Julia Neatherlin & Michaelle Comer on a girl's trip to the Biltmore Mansion in Asheville, NC - 1998.
Michaelle Comer, Julia Neatherlin and her oldest daughter, Lori, on a cruise to the Bahamas in 2001. This was their first girl's trip with Lori.
Michaelle Comer and Julia Neatherlin on their first girls trip to Corpus Christi in 1982.
Julia Neatherlin, Michaelle Comer, Tammy Grider & Alice Johnston.
1993: Julia Neatherlin & Lisa Prince at Julia's home in Sugar Hill, Georgia (photo courtesy of Lisa Prince)
6th Grade, Lamar Elementary School, Teacher - Mrs. Betty Lewis
Julia offered her thoughts on graduating from GHS!
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Michaelle Comer (Rudd)
Julia was my best friend in the world. After high school we were roommates in college at TWU. We went on many girl's trips - to Corpus Christi, Cancun, skiing in Lake Tahoe, Carribean cruise, and lots of day trips when I would visit her in Atlanta, Georgia. We always had a blast! Julia named her youngest daughter Shannon Michaelle after me. All 3 of her kids, Lori, Jay and Shannon still call me Aunt Michaelle. Julia was a loyal daughter, sister, wife, mother and friend. She was a wonderful listener and confidant. She was thoughtful, compassionate and wise, had a heart of gold and a strong faith in God, and was always doing kind things for everyone. When she was diagnosed with leukemia in October 2003, we were shocked. I spoke to her almost every day, flew out to visit her shortly after she was diagnosed and stayed with her and her family as she lay dying in the ICU. Seven weeks after she was diagnosed she passed away - on November 19, 2003. I still miss her every day.Michaelle
Thresa Benton (Murphey)
Julia was one of my best friends in elementary school. I think it was fifth grade. She was always so nice to me, and was a joy to be around. I remember going to her house for a slumber party once ! I loved her large loving family. I regret not knowing her more after grade school. She was indeed a beautiful person to know.Jennifer Johnson (Gravengaard)
I didn't know Julia very well in school, but what I rember is her absolute kindness I never heard her say anything ugly about anyone. I know she's in heaven looking over all of us and we should all be grateful we had a chance to know her just a little