Julia Ann Isbester
February 25, 1928 ~ August 16, 2014
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Julia Ann Isbester, 86, passed away August 16, 2014. Survived by son, Rusty Isbester; daughter, Peggy Isbester-Smith; twin sister, Peggy Dillon; grandchildren, Peggy and Michael Isbester and Morganna and Vincent Smith; great-grandson, Lakota Isbester; sister-in-law, Alma Dillon; and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by husband, Bill; parents; brothers, William and Robert Dillon. Julia was born to Sibbel and Bill Dillon on February 25, 1928, in Denver, Colo. She was a teacher with District 60 for over 45 years. Julia enjoyed gardening, her animals and most of all, her family. Viewing followed by service, 10 a.m. Monday, August 25, 2014, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
You will be missed by me and a fe at Columbian Elementary. You were a very special person in my life. I saw how you truly cared for those children. You are missed greatly.
You will be missed by me and a fe at Columbian Elementary. You were a very special person in my life. I saw how you truly cared for those children. You are missed greatly.
Ann was one of the kindest people I ever met. We worked together at Bradford Elem. Then I saw Ann at other schools substituting after retirement. She was one of the most dedicated educators I have ever met. She cared deeply about children and their education. Ann will be missed.
Ann was one of the kindest people I ever met. We worked together at Bradford Elem. Then I saw Ann at other schools substituting after retirement. She was one of the most dedicated educators I have ever met. She cared deeply about children and their education. Ann will be missed.
To the family of Ann Isbester,
Ann was one of the kindest, sweetest people I have ever known. I had the good luck to teach with Ann many years ago at Bradford El. We shared the same classroom and Rusty called us “cell mates.” I know that you will miss her so much as will so many others.
Dear sweet Ann……How I will miss you! Ann always made everyone she met feel so special. I retired from Columbian Elementary 4 years ago and think about how Ann substituted for me…..never having to worry about my class when she was in charge. I will miss her warm hugs and sense of humor that helped me through some difficult moments. She amazed me!
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Family of Mrs. Isbester,
Mrs. Isbester substituted for me a number of years at Heritage Elementary, and she was the most lovely lady it had ever been my pleasure to work with, and know as a dear friend. I will miss her a great deal. I express to you my deepest condolences.
Dear Rusty and Peggy, all our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Marie-Lise and Didier Hannier
Heartbroken to say goodbye to one of the best people ever. I will miss our hugs in the halls of Heritage Elementary, visits to my class and observing the gentle way Ann connected with children. She was a true friend. I think she will live on as our Angel Annie and provide strength from above to all of those who serve children. I offer prayers and best wishes to the family she loved and the larger family that loved her. May Peace be with you soon.
Dear sweet Aunt Annie, you will be greatly missed by all! One never felt so loved as when they went to visit Aunt Annie. She was so happy and thrilled to see you, that she made you feel very special and important. Rusty and Peggy, please know my thoughts and prayers are with you as you deal with this great loss. Your cousin, Lori
Mrs. Isbester was a kind and lo ing woman who su bed for me several times and always had a cheerful smile to share. Rest in peace, dear friend, and say hello to my grandma, sister, and mother-in-law up there when you see them!
Love,
Monica Richards
Heritage ES