In loving memory of

Julie Malmberg
April 5, 2009

Julie Ann Malmberg was born on January 28, 1969 in Shenandoah, IA, the daughter of Ronald Wayne and Colene Kay (Ahrens) Malmberg. Julie entered into the arms of the Lord on April 5, 2009.

Julie was raised in the Shenandoah community where she attended school and graduated from Shenandoah High School with the Class of 1987. Following high school she attended Northwest Missouri State University and later transferred to the University of North Carolina where she graduated with a degree in Human Resources. After graduating from college she continued to live in North Carolina and later moved to New Jersey. She then returned back to Shenandoah to be closer to her loving family.

Julie worked as a Human Resource professional in a number of industries including healthcare, computers and banking. Her most rewarding job, however, was that of being a mother.

She devoted her life to the care and well being of her four beautiful children. Being a mother, raising two sets of twins was quite challenging, but with the support of her family, friends, church and community she managed to do quite well. She always enjoyed spending time with her family, caring for her pets and watching movies. She also collected Precious Moments and Coca Cola items.

She was preceded in death by her mother Colene and grandparents; Harold and Hazel Malmberg and Milton and Edna Ahrens.

Those left to honor her memory include her precious children; Hunter, Dalton, Dylan and Heidi Kellogg; father Ron Malmberg and wife Diana of Shenandoah; twin brother Jeff Malmberg and wife Amy of Denver, CO; sisters Patty Throne and husband Steve of Omaha, NE and Rhonda Elming and husband Mark of Johnston, IA; many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and many dear friends.

Tributes

Paxton Throne wrote on Nov 2, 2018:

"Aunt Julie, I miss you like crazy and I know my mom and the rest of my family miss you and love you! Not a day goes by where we dont think about you and the kids! We love you and always will. Rest easy and keep watching over us!"

heidi kellogg wrote on Jan 5, 2018:

"hi mom i miss you and i have forever. to: mom from: heidi kellogg"

Julie Berry wrote on Apr 17, 2009:

"I will sure miss your smile and laugh. Be at peace Julie."

Shawna McKeown Modlin wrote on Apr 13, 2009:

"Dear Malmberg Family, You are all in my thoughts and prayers! I am so sorry that you have lost a daughter, sister, mother, and friend! May all of the great memories bring you peace in this difficult time! I always remember Julie's bubbly personality and smile each day in high school. I will continue to pray for all of you! May God bless you! Sincerely, Shawna (McKeown) Modlin "

Roger and Sheri Slosson & girls wrote on Apr 12, 2009:

"Patty, Steve and Family, We were deeply saddened to hear of your loss. Please know we are thinking about you at this difficult time. "

Cherrie Dawson wrote on Apr 11, 2009:

"Dear Ron, Rhonda,Patty,& Jeff, How sad I was to hear of Julies accident. She worked with me and David At Central Surveys. I remember watching all the kids grow up as we all lived on Crescent Street. I know how much she loved being a Mom. May God hold all of you in his hands at this time. Sincerely, Cherrie, Shelly , & David Dawson"

Brenda Young wrote on Apr 11, 2009:

"Dear Ron and Family, I would like to offer my deepest sympathy over the loss of Julie. She was a very special person and we will miss her! I know she will be welcomed into Heaven by many loved ones including Colleen and my dad, Carroll Gutschenritter. I can just picture dad giving her a big hug. I know the sadness is overwhelming right now, however precious memories will remain with us always. I will keep Julie, the kids, and all of you in my prayers!"

Chester Stambaugh wrote on Apr 10, 2009:

"Ron, Sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter Julie. "

Karlene Stephens wrote on Apr 10, 2009:

"Dear Malmberg family, Im so sorry about Julie. She was such a wonderful person with so much life. I remember the good times and the laughs we had. She will be missed by everyone she knew. "