Julia Diane Johnston, 52, of West Burlington died at 12:29 a.m. Tuesday, October 21, 2014, at Lexington Square in Keokuk after losing her two year battle with breast cancer.
Born December 5, 1961 in Mount Pleasant, she was the daughter of Lyle Johnston and Dorothy E. Kobs Johnston Lott. She married Rick Graham and they later divorced. She later married Jeff Donlan and they also divorced.
Ms. Johnston was a graduate of West Burlington High School and also attended SCC Radiology Technical School. She worked as a CNA and also a clerk at Burlington Medical Center in the Radiology Department. She also worked as a bartender at The Dugout, The Barn, Gators, Fiddlesticks, Weyl's Marina Lounge and helped with raffles at the Green Lantern. Her last employment was at Flint Cliff working in Shipping and Receiving.
Ms. Johnston was a member of SS Mary and Patrick Catholic Church. She loved doing genealogical and paralegal work, and helping out at benefits and raffles. She loved the outdoors, mushroom hunting, fishing, gardening and her adopted dog Toby. She was known for her cooking and had won several local cooking contests.
She was preceded in death by her mother; brother, Dennis Johnston; and brother-in-law, Vearl Garland.
Born December 5, 1961 in Mount Pleasant, she was the daughter of Lyle Johnston and Dorothy E. Kobs Johnston Lott. She married Rick Graham and they later divorced. She later married Jeff Donlan and they also divorced.
Ms. Johnston was a graduate of West Burlington High School and also attended SCC Radiology Technical School. She worked as a CNA and also a clerk at Burlington Medical Center in the Radiology Department. She also worked as a bartender at The Dugout, The Barn, Gators, Fiddlesticks, Weyl's Marina Lounge and helped with raffles at the Green Lantern. Her last employment was at Flint Cliff working in Shipping and Receiving.
Ms. Johnston was a member of SS Mary and Patrick Catholic Church. She loved doing genealogical and paralegal work, and helping out at benefits and raffles. She loved the outdoors, mushroom hunting, fishing, gardening and her adopted dog Toby. She was known for her cooking and had won several local cooking contests.
She was preceded in death by her mother; brother, Dennis Johnston; and brother-in-law, Vearl Garland.
Julia Diane Johnston, 52, of West Burlington died at 12:29 a.m. Tuesday, October 21, 2014, at Lexington Square in Keokuk after losing her two year battle with breast cancer.
Born December 5, 1961 in Mount Pleasant, she was the daughter of Lyle Johnston and Dorothy E. Kobs Johnston Lott. She married Rick Graham and they later divorced. She later married Jeff Donlan and they also divorced.
Ms. Johnston was a graduate of West Burlington High School and also attended SCC Radiology Technical School. She worked as a CNA and also a clerk at Burlington Medical Center in the Radiology Department. She also worked as a bartender at The Dugout, The Barn, Gators, Fiddlesticks, Weyl's Marina Lounge and helped with raffles at the Green Lantern. Her last employment was at Flint Cliff working in Shipping and Receiving.
Ms. Johnston was a member of SS Mary and Patrick Catholic Church. She loved doing genealogical and paralegal work, and helping out at benefits and raffles. She loved the outdoors, mushroom hunting, fishing, gardening and her adopted dog Toby. She was known for her cooking and had won several local cooking contests.
She was preceded in death by her mother; brother, Dennis Johnston; and brother-in-law, Vearl Garland.
Born December 5, 1961 in Mount Pleasant, she was the daughter of Lyle Johnston and Dorothy E. Kobs Johnston Lott. She married Rick Graham and they later divorced. She later married Jeff Donlan and they also divorced.
Ms. Johnston was a graduate of West Burlington High School and also attended SCC Radiology Technical School. She worked as a CNA and also a clerk at Burlington Medical Center in the Radiology Department. She also worked as a bartender at The Dugout, The Barn, Gators, Fiddlesticks, Weyl's Marina Lounge and helped with raffles at the Green Lantern. Her last employment was at Flint Cliff working in Shipping and Receiving.
Ms. Johnston was a member of SS Mary and Patrick Catholic Church. She loved doing genealogical and paralegal work, and helping out at benefits and raffles. She loved the outdoors, mushroom hunting, fishing, gardening and her adopted dog Toby. She was known for her cooking and had won several local cooking contests.
She was preceded in death by her mother; brother, Dennis Johnston; and brother-in-law, Vearl Garland.
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