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Julie Karen Burnett, a cherished member of the Lake Talquin community was born on May 27, 1958, in Tallahassee, Florida, and passed away peacefully on December 31, 2025. A devoted nature lover and a math wiz, Julie dedicated her career to the advancement of education in mathematics. She worked alongside various schools, training math instructors, and shared her expertise as a medical data systems analyst for Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. Her passion for the arts was evident in her past experience playing in a jazz band, which brought joy not only to her but also to those who had the pleasure of listening to her musical talents.
In her personal life, Julie was known for her diverse interests and hobbies. She found great delight in making jewelry, boat riding, and fishing. She held a special fondness for spending time at the lake, where she would watch birds and appreciate the beauty of nature. Julie's companionship with her dogs was profound; she was deeply dedicated to their care and well-being, showcasing her loving and nurturing spirit.
Julie's legacy lives on through her beloved family. She leaves behind her mother, Ada Burnett; her brother, Randy Burnett, and sister-in-law, Susan; as well as her sister, Robbie Jo King. She also cherished her nieces and nephews: Hayley King, Kate, Miles, Gabe, and Jesse Burnett. Preceding her in death was her father, Robert C. Burnett, Jr., who will be awaiting her at the gates of eternity.
A graveside service to honor Julie’s life will be held at Meacham Cemetery in Bristol, Florida, on January 6, 2026, starting at 2:00 PM. Her family and friends invite all who knew her to join in celebrating her spirit and the myriad of contributions she made to the lives of those around her. Julie will be remembered fondly for her intellect, her love for nature, and the warmth she brought to her family and community.
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