Julia Kathleen Leavitt Photo

Our beautiful Julia passed away Monday, November 30, 2020 at the age of 42. She was fun, strong, fierce, dedicated and a force to be reckoned with – whether riding her beloved horse Goblin at countless competitions (and becoming rodeo princess), actively involved at Mercy High School in Burlingame, or studying at the Rhode Island School of Design and Parsons School of Design, both of which she graduated from with honors.

Julia’s parents, Richard and Kathy Jacobs Leavitt, were surprised and blessed with her arrival and showered her with love and encouragement. She had her mom’s drive for success, her dad’s passion for art and creativity, and her own unique style. Julia’s laughter was the best of all and with that laughter and her ability to bring people together, she blessed everyone she met with a friendship like none other.

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julia you will be missed eternally by your awesome father Richard and all your family and friends. Rde high with the angels as you join them in heaven. With much love and gratitude for having known you. Allene and Tom Ball

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