Julie H. Warren

STONEWALL, LOUISIANA- A celebration of the of life of Julie Hudspeth Warren will be held at Kings Temple, 8159 Kingston Rd, Shreveport at 12:00 P.M. on Thursday, December 29, 2016. The burial will be held immediately after at Centuries Memorial Cemetery. The visitation will also be at Kings Temple on Wednesday, December 28, 2016 from 6-8 P.M. Officiating will be Rev. Ronny Guidroz; comments will be made by Bishop Mike Hudspeth, Craig Martin, Pastor Damon Magee, Tim Wilcox, and Rev. Greg Albritton. Julie is proceeded in death by her maternal grandparents, Odus and Lucy Albritton, and Rev. H.P. and Marjorie Hudspeth. Those left to cherish her memory are her husband, Craig Warren; mother, Glenda Hudspeth; father, Mike Hudspeth; daughters, Hannah Dykes and husband, Seth Dykes, Elana Warren; sisters, Katie Chretien and husband, Larry; Lori Denham and husband, Sean; brother, Todd Hudspeth; nieces, Grace Hudspeth, Laryn Kate Chretien, Rain Denham, Marjorie Denham; nephews, Jack Hudspeth and Zennie Chretien. Honoring Julie as pallbearers will be Eldridge Guidroz, Todd Hesner, Daron Hudspeth, Jonathan Hudspeth, Todd Hudspeth, Brian Montgomery, Nathaniel Warren, and William Warren. Julie Hudspeth Warren (44) was born on January 5, 1972 and received her ultimate healing and was called to Heaven on December 25, 2016 to celebrate Jesus' birthday in person at His feet. She was passionate about her job as the Director of Nurses for Willis Knighton Hospice in Shreveport. Her hobbies were fishing and traveling, and she especially loved going to the beach. But more than that, she loved spending time with her husband, girls, and family. The family would also like to give a special thanks to The Willis Knighton Health System\'s Hospice Family - The value you have added to our lives cannot be measured. We have gained a much deeper understanding and appreciation for what Julie spent her professional nursing job doing. What you do physically to help those suffering is truly a gift. What you do for their families is nothing short of being a blessing straight from God. Thank you for being God\'s angels here on earth. The family is comforted in the knowledge that Julie went home this Christmas.