October 17, 1962 ~ February 9, 2025
Julie A. Wood
Service
Memorial Gathering
Cherubini McInerney Funeral Home
1289 Forest Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10302
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
2:00pm - 4:00pmWednesday, February 12, 20257:00pm - 9:00pm
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12 thoughts on “Julie A. Wood”
Warren Billy Kevin and Brandon I am so sorry to hear about Julie. I really liked her alot
she was always so proud of her family friends and life. She will beissed very much
I hope God gives you strength to get through these difficult days. Love Kathie stefanski
Dear Warren, Billy, Brandon, and Kevin,
I was heartbroken to hear of Julie’s passing, and I want to express my deepest condolences to you all. Julie was an extraordinary person—kind, sincere, and unwavering in her love for those around her. From the very first time I met her, she welcomed me and my daughter with warmth and generosity, and I will always be grateful for the kindness she showed us.
Her candor was something I truly admired—she spoke with honesty, always offering support in a way that reflected her strong convictions and deep care for others. She never hesitated to uplift those she loved, and that sincerity was a rare gift to everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.
Above all, I want to thank her for the joy she brought into my wife Marie’s life. Their friendship, spanning more than 60 years, was a testament to Julie’s unwavering loyalty and the love she poured into the people who mattered to her. The bond they shared was something truly special, and I know Marie will cherish those memories forever.
Please know that you are in my thoughts during this difficult time. May the love and impact Julie left behind bring you comfort in the days ahead.
With deepest sympathy,
Javier
I’m so very sorry. No other words can express my sadness.
Dear Warren, Billy, Brandon and Kevin,
I am so very sorry for your loss of Julie. She was a kind, caring and beautiful woman who I remember fondly since she and my sister Marie remained close friends for decades. I also will never forget the generosity and hospitality shared with me many years ago when I stayed at your home on a trip to Staten Island.Julie was so welcoming and I can hear her laugh and remember her generous spirit. I hope you are comforted by family and friends at this difficult time. With deepest sympathy, Virginia Varricchio King
Dear Warren, Billy, Brandon and Kevin,
Our sincerest condolences to all of you. Our entire family was saddened by the news of Julie’s passing. Julie was a wonderful person. Having spent time with her throughout Billy’s years in Petrides I can honestly say she was an amazing woman. She loved her family and was such a joy to be around. Hopefully all the wonderful memories that you’ve shared from a life that was way too short will bring you some joy.
With deepest sympathy,
The Ferrigno family
Dear Family and Friends of Julie,
I knew Julie on Staten Island.
She was my sister Marie’s dear lifelong friend.
Julie was such a good person.
With my heartfelt sympathy,
Michele Varricchio Sulltles
We are so sorry for the loss of Julie. She was always involved with her kids sports. What a great person she was. Rest in peace Julie
My deepest sympathies for your loss to the family of Julie. I knew her when she used to go Holy Family Church. She was a lot of fun especially at the functions we had. May God bring peace and comfort to you all.
Dear Warren, Billy, Brandon, Kevin and Chris,
I am so deeply saddened by the news of Julie’s passing. I am sending you my deepest sympathy. I met dear Julie many many years ago when she came out to Los Angeles to see our mutual friend Marie. I have to admit I was very intimidated to meet this Staten Island girl that was Marie’s childhood friend. Her shining smile and sense of humor caught me off guard and charmed me immediately. Years later, I had a very scary health scare and Julie took the time to send me so many encouraging and funny cards. Just a few years ago when I finally made it back to New York, she picked up Marie and me at the airport, her car filled with Polar Springs water and snacks for us. I know she wasn’t feeling well at all and yet she made sure we were good. She was one tough beautiful lady. Selfless, caring and hilarious is how I will always remember her.
Praying for you all,
Debbie
I am very sad to hear of the news of Julie‘s passing. I would always speak to her when I saw her at Mass at Holy Family and we had a lot of fun when she used to do shows at Holy Family. She was such a wonderful person. I will keep everyone in your family in my prayers.
Nancy Bates
Sending so much love to all those who knew and loved Julie. I had the privilege of knowing her and her sons through my years as an altar server at Holy Family Church when she oversaw the program. She loved so deeply and fought fiercely. It has been a while since we’ve spoken, but there was never day I hadn’t thought about her and the positive influence she had on my religious upbringing. She will be missed. May God comfort you all and know she is walking aside you in spirit.
Dear Warren, Chris, Billy, Brandon & Kevin, and all who knew & loved Julie,
I am so very saddened to hear the news of Julie’s passing. I know this is a great loss for many who knew & loved her. We only saw each other a couple of times since high school, the last time was at her sister’s wake, but we kept in touch via FaceBook Messenger from time to time. She was in my dream the other night so I decided to look her up on FB & that’s how I learned of her passing. I will miss her humor & her genuine concern. May our good Lord continue to strengthen & encourage all who are grieving.