Julia Sunderlin
They needed more beer…….of course. (an EXCELLENT post on this-I recommend reading this one)
Woman hit and killed on Foothills road, 2 under arrest
Couple arrested in death of woman and her dog
Murder suspects allegedly on early morning beer run
Deputies: Driver who hit walker was making a beer run
Argument in van may have caused death of woman, dog
Kenneth Marlette Audrey Klosterman
Thanks, Bonnie!
It’s sad to lose such a wonderful asset to our community.
By: crimeinterrupted on September 24, 2007
at 12:48 pm
Julia is my mom. I really need to speakout to the community and say thank you. even if nobody reads this it may make me feel better anyhow. Mom i miss you so much, there isn’t a minute of the day that goes by that i don’t think about you. i can’t stop feeling this pain, it won’t go away. i just want you to know i love you and you always were my best friend. its so hard not being able to call you anymore. i still pick up the phone wanting to call you, i will not remove your numbers from my phone. i still can’t accept the fact that you are gone. i want to feel your hug so bad it makess me cry just to think of it. i don’t think that there is a way for me to come to terms with what happened. it doesn’t make me mad at all, i know this kinda shit happens all the time. i just wish i would have gotten to see you one last time, but even that wouldn’t have been enough. my life is so different now i wish you could see us. i wish you could be here to see your “Glamchildren”, that is what hurts me the most. there is nothing i would have changed about you you are perfect. you are my mom and i will always feel priviledged to have had such a freespirited person in my life and for that I thank you. i love you and i miss you so much nobody knows the pain i feel other than my family. goodbye and i love you ~your son Dana
By: dana on December 19, 2007
at 4:14 pm
Kenny,
I hope you rot in prison, you bald headed bastard!
By: Jim Parsino on January 11, 2008
at 11:28 am
Dana,
I feel the same way.
But like you said to me: Don’t be sad. I am, sometimes, but that’s inevitable, kinda like your Mom was inevitable to me, in more ways than people know.
Pat says you guys are coming out his summer. I hope so.
See you then! And you better not be sad!
By: Dudley on March 2, 2008
at 5:36 am
Dana, I just wanted to say that I am sad for you and the loss of your mother. I see her memorial all the time as I go home on Sabino, and the thought of her misfortune make me very upset. It seems so unfair. She must have been a truly wonderful person.
Please take care and enjoy life. She would have wanted you to.
By: Elizabeth on March 20, 2008
at 6:17 pm
i cannot begin to imagine what u have gone through dana. the thought of being in ur shoes makes me ill, sad, and frustrated to know that sometimes life hands us a messed up hand of cards to deal with. anyway, god bless u and yours, and like mentioned above…enjoy life i know your mom, my mom, and any good mom wouldnt have it any other way!
By: jose on July 11, 2008
at 11:34 pm
Dana.
I am the person who hooked your mom up with the photographer near Clarion for those wonderful pictures of the two of you before she moved to AZ. I am the person she allowed to put the shamrock tatoo on her left top forearm while she was training me to do ink. I miss her terribly too.
I didn’t even know about this until yesterday 20080711
My heart goes out to you and I am so very, very sorry for your loss. You and your son, her grandson, are being looked in on so often by her that you probably can’t help but feel her around you. Certainly you know this, right?
I want you to know that I believe in my heart that she is as happy where she is now as she ever was on this earth plane. Your mom was an indomitable spirit who inspired everyone who knew her, and she WILL have the same effect in the heaven she is in now. Please don’t doubt this. She was [is] an angel, and all of us who knew her, knew this immediately. And I see that you did, too.
All I can send to you is a hug from my heart, and my hope that you will find peace in coming to terms with your grief. I pray you can learn to embrace the concept that death is not an end, not a negative — that you will know she is the ONE person we know who will make the best of what she finds wherever she is and make them all smile when they meet her…
God bless you , Dana -
Amy of Clarion
By: Amy of Clarion on July 12, 2008
at 9:50 pm
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/byauthor/259900
As the parent of a murdered child, I feel this deeply.
I for one will be there for court watch.
http://www.rsscalendar.com/View.aspx?k=5f171b0955494e5cf7894d63938edb8d
How dare these two try to justifyaA life taken away because they needed “more beer”.
G-d bless you Dana and your son.
By: greybaby on October 6, 2008
at 3:44 pm
I knew Julia from the Tucson Dog Park.
Was getting ready to send her a birthday card and found this shocking news.
So sad.
What a tragedy.
Very best wishes to Dana and family. John
By: John Abraham on July 24, 2009
at 7:08 am
thank you everyone for your concerns. i feel that this was a very hard time in my life. i miss mom very badly, but wish no ill will on anyone. including those who killed her. we all need to take a step bak and realize that this is just one of millions of tragedies that occur everyday. i just hope that somewhere these people who killed her can find the strength to move on with their lives. after all she was destined to die, but we don’t have to wake up every morning knowing that we took anothers life. they do….
By: dana on July 29, 2009
at 12:05 am