Julie Corcoran

1966 - 2019

Much loved mum, daughter, sister, aunt and friend, Julie will be sadly missed by all her family and many friends.

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Julie you were one amazing woman I couldn’t fault you! I’ll never forget the times I could turn to you when I lived in blanford and I felt like I had now one to turn to. You were so loving funny and caring and the world won’t be the same without you! We will never forget you and will always be in our hearts ❤️

Ashleigh Young
So gonna be missed , forever young at heart beautiful inside and out xx 💖

Karen Keighley
Julie was my lovely sister. I have no words to express the sadness and emptiness I feel. We shared so much throughout our life together. Travelling to Dorset to see her, Peter and the boys was always so much fun. We had great times and lovely days out with all the family together. I miss calling her and sending messages and pictures. She was funny, caring and very loving. Thank you Julie for the great memories, your friendship and loyalty, your love, for being a fab Aunty to George, and the best sister-in-law to Jeremy. You were a wonderful mum to my lovely nephews, James and Chris who are a real credit to you. We will miss you forever and treasure you in our hearts always. With love always from your sister Lisa xxxxx

Lisa Cooper
Dearest Julie, Thank you for being my daughter and for all the love and laughter over the years. We so enjoyed our holidays down in Dorset, spending time with you, Peter and our grandsons; James and Chris. I am so proud of the person you became, so obviously loved and adored by your friends and admired by the customers of One Stop. Most of all, I am so proud that you were my daughter and of the love we shared. You will live on forever in my heart. I will treasure you always with the deepest love from a mother to her daughter. Love you from Mum and Philip xxxx

Kate Coning
When i left school in 1986 and joined B&Q Autocentre in Poole i was scared of being in the real world and out of my comfort zone but the first person i was placed with was Julie who looked after me and we had a great time working together,after four years we both left to join another company and that great friendship continued,i was also at school with Peter and so sad to hear of his passing.
Both Julie and Peter were lovely people and i have only just found out this sad news regarding Julie and i so stunned,my Grandmother was from Yorkshire and at my 18th birthday party 32 years ago i could not tear them apart from talking about places they both knew….
Sweet dreams Julie…Xx

Ian Myers