Julie Mueller

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• Name: Julie Diebel
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-180118

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Julie Diebel passed away peacefully at 5: 15 on the evening of Friday June 3rd, 2016. She is survived by her husband, Lorne, her daughters Jennifer and Laura, two sons-in-law, four beautiful grandchildren, her loving parents, Al and Stella Mueller, and her older brother, Alan. We know that she enjoyed a sweet reunion with her son, Josh, who passed away ten years ago at age 13.

It was a warm spring night when Julie came into the world. She was welcomed with open arms by her parents and older brother. Julie was always a kind, good-hearted little girl. Though busy and adventuresome, she was a joy to raise.

She always had a love for music. From an early age, she developed her God-given talent for singing?a talent she always shared freely. Her passion and zest for life came through every time she sang. Anyone who has heard Julie's rendition of O Holy Night knows that this carol belongs to her.

She found the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when she was 21. The truth that families can be eternally bound as they follow Christ's example resonated with her. She was baptized, and remained faithful throughout her life. It was at church that she met her sweetheart, Lorne. They were sealed for time and all eternity in the Washington D.C. Temple on December 29th, 1989. Their 26-year journey together taught them to love deeply, cherish each other, and shoulder the burden of trials and heartache together.

Julie was a natural-born mother. Nothing gave her more joy than raising her three children, and making a home where her family could be peaceful and happy. Motherhood was what she lived for, and it showed in all she did. Her selfless example in raising a family is second to none. But her loving kindness was not confined to the home. Julie became a certified Educational Assistant, and found gratification in her work with Special Needs students and troubled children.

She was a woman of profound faith and devotion to the Lord, Jesus Christ. She volunteered countless hours ministering to others through her callings as a member of the LDS Church. She served diligently in its organizations for children, youth and women. She also participated in the Church's humanitarian efforts, donated time and resources to Sally's House of Melbourne, and never failed to lend a helping hand when she saw someone in need.

Julie's battle with recurring brain tumors began in 2006, just two months after losing her son Josh to congenital heart failure. Over the next ten years she underwent five surgeries, several rounds of radiation, as well as chemotherapy. She endured all of these trials with grace, and unwavering faith that her fate was in God's hands. Though we will miss her terribly, we know that she is in His loving care.

Visitation will be held on Thursday June 9th 2016 beginning at 10 o'clock am at the LDS Chapel, located at 1145 Creel St. in Melbourne, Florida. Funeral services will begin promptly at 11 o'clock. Burial will be at Florida Memorial Gardens, 5950 S US-1 in Rockledge, Florida.

Anyone planning an expression of sympathy is asked to consider The LDS Perpetual Education Fund or the charity of you choice.

Julie married Lorne Clifton Diebel (son of Lorne Edward Eric Diebel and Bessie Jane McKenzie) [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Joshua "Josh" Diebel
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-180119

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Death of 2 students stuns Brevard school

February 11, 2006 By Laurin Sellers, Sentinel Staff Writer

MELBOURNE -- The sudden unrelated deaths of two seventh-graders just a day apart left classmates at Lyndon B. Johnson Middle School reeling on Friday.

Malasia Rowe was a cheerleader and athlete, who had broken school track records. Josh Diebel loved a good joke almost as much as he loved basketball. It was unclear whether the two 13-year-olds knew each other. But it was certain they were well-known and would be missed.

More than 200 students sought help from grief counselors as news of the deaths spread across campus Friday, said Sara T. Stern, a district spokeswoman. "There has been a lot of emotion today," said Larry Ascher, the school's seventh-grade guidance counselor. "Many kids this age have none or limited experience with death, usually an old person. But when it's somebody their own age, and two of them, it brings up a lot of thoughts and questions they don't have the maturity to deal with.

"Today certainly wasn't a typical school day."

Malasia collapsed outside a friend's home about three weeks ago and was rushed to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando, where she was placed on life support, said Dawn Marcoux, a family friend. She died Wednesday of heart failure, said Marcoux, who described Malasia as a "beautiful, outgoing girl."

On Thursday, Josh was playing basketball on the sidelines near about 60 other students when he collapsed, vomited and lost consciousness, Stern said. He was pronounced dead at Wuesthoff Hospital. Lorne Diebel, the boy's father, said his son had passed out three times in the past two months. "We had him in for a slew of tests, and the doctor said he had low blood pressure," he said Friday. "It had been a huge relief because we felt that maybe it wasn't serious."

Although the physician had said it was OK for Josh to play basketball, he was not participating with the rest of the physical-education class when he collapsed, his father said. "The school was not comfortable with him playing and was erring on the side of caution," said Diebel, who praised the school staff and the teacher who tried to revive Josh.

An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. Josh's mother, Julie Diebel, said the family's faith is keeping them strong. "He was sensitive and kind-hearted, and we were blessed to have had the 13 years we had him," she said.

Death of 2 students stuns Brevard school. tribunedigital-orlandosentinel. Retrieved 5 June 2016, from https://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2006-02-11/news/DEADKIDS11_1_diebel-josh-melbourne

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JOSHUA DIEBEL MELBOURNE L. Joshua Diebel, of Mel bourne, died Thursday, Feb ruary 9, 2006. Josh was born in Canada and has lived in Brevard County for two and a half years. He was a 7th grade student at Johnson Middle School. Josh loved sports and was always active with his school sports program and school band, where he played trombone and baritone. Josh is survived by his par ents, Lorne and Julie Diebel; sisters, Jenn and Laura; mater nal grandparents, Al and Stella Mueller of Ontario, Canada; and paternal grandfather, Lorne Diebel of Ontario, Canada. He is predeceased by his paternal grandmother, Bessie Diebel. Visitation will be held 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday, February 13, 2006 at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 1145 Creel Street, Melbourne, FL. Funeral Services will follow the visitation at 3 p.m. at the church. Burial will be in Florida Memorial Gardens in Rock ledge. Josh was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Contributions may be made in Joshs honor to the Perpetual Education Fund of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, www.lds.org or to the Malasia Rowe Fund at Prime Bank 2955 Pineda Causeway, Melbourne, FL 32940. 751-6999 Condolences may be sent to www.beachfuneralhome.com

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