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Julie "Carol" (Parker) Holloway
Nov 29, 1966 - Sep 6, 2023
Posted by Martha Reddout

© Watts Funeral Home
(permission granted)

Julie (Carol) Parker Holloway went to be with her Lord and Savior on September 6, 2023, after a long illness.  She was surrounded by loved ones at her home in Kingston, Oklahoma.
 
Julie was born on November 29, 1966, in Fort Worth, Texas.  She grew up in Burleson, Texas, where she was a member of the high school speech and debate team, competing in numerous tournaments in debate, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking.  
 
Julie attended college at Texas A&M University, and later at the University of Texas at Arlington, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, majoring in finance and accounting.  She began her professional life in accounting, but quickly realized that sitting behind a desk was not for her.  Extroverted and vivacious, she was far happier talking to people than creating spreadsheets.  She found her calling when she switched to sales, enjoying and excelling at selling luxury cars and custom home upgrades.  She became the manager of a regional home design center, a role she greatly enjoyed.
 
After moving to Oklahoma, Julie met and (in 2013) married Bob Holloway, her devoted and beloved husband for the rest of her life.  While Julie never had children of her own, she took great joy and pride in helping to raise her stepdaughter from a prior marriage, Hailey Willis, whom Julie loved with all her heart.
 
Julie was a creative person and enjoyed many hobbies, including painting, needlework, and arts and crafts of all kinds.  She loved traveling, especially the trips that she and Bob took to Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, Yosemite National Park, and Monterey Bay.  Julie also served as a volunteer CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocate), advocating for children in the child abuse and neglect legal system.
 
Julie was preceded in death by her father, James Ray Parker, Jr., in 1997.  She leaves behind many beloved family members and friends, including her husband, Bob Holloway; her mother, Wanda Parker Henderson; her sister, Diane Parker; her brother-in-law, John Howe; and her nephews, Eric and Jake Parker-Howe, her stepson, Derrick Holloway and 2 step grandchildren, Rylee and Logan Holloway.  
 
Memorial donations may be made to Westview Boys Home, 120 W. Broadway St., Hollis, Ok 73550 
 
Casket Bearers:  John Howe, Eric Parker-Howe, Jake Parker-Howe, Derrick Holloway, Lane McPhail, Josh Williams, Blake Williams
Honorary Bearers:    Bill Holloway and Miles Thornton

A keepsake video is available through the funeral home.

VISITATION
Watts Funeral Home - Kingston
 Monday, September 11, 2023
 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
 707 Highway 70 East
Kingston, OK 73439
 
FUNERAL SERVICE
Watts Funeral Home - Kingston
 Tuesday, September 12, 2023
 10:00 AM
  707 Highway 70 East
Kingston, OK 73439
 
INTERMENT
Shay Cemetery
 Tuesday, September 12, 2023
 7199 Shay Road
Kingston, OK 73439

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