Julia Agnes Washington Bond

1908–2007 (age 99)

Biography

Julia Agnes Washington Bond devoted her long life to uplifting generations through quiet strength, community presence, and the warmth of her faith. Her gentle guidance and steady resolve provided a beacon of stability for her family and those who sought comfort in her care.

Her memory endures among those who visited South-View Cemetery, where she now rests, carrying forward the values of service and love she embraced every day.

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