With deep reverence and loving remembrance, the community of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, gathers to celebrate the remarkable life of Julia “Kool-Aid” Worthan, who passed away after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Her strength, grace, and indomitable spirit left a lasting impression on all who knew her.
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A Bright Light and Fighter Until the End
Affectionately known as “Kool-Aid,” Julia was a radiant soul—a resilient fighter with a brilliant smile and a heart full of love. Having previously overcome breast cancer and triumphed over a paralyzing stroke, she met every challenge with strength and faith. Her vibrant energy uplifted those around her, and even in her most difficult moments, she inspired others with her humor, courage, and love for life.
A Legacy of Love, Laughter, and Resilience
Julia leaves behind a legacy rooted in family, friendship, and fierce determination. She was a devoted family member, a loyal friend, and a woman whose presence could light up any room. Her quick wit, boundless warmth, and nurturing soul made her a comforting force in both quiet moments and life’s grandest occasions.
Resting in the Place She Loved Most
Fulfilling her final wish, Julia has returned to North Myrtle Beach, a place she held dear, to rest among the people and memories that shaped her journey. In this tender time, the love and prayers of friends, neighbors, and her extended community offer strength and solace to those she left behind.
In Loving Memory of Julia “Kool-Aid” Worthan
Although Julia has taken her final earthly rest, her vibrant spirit lives on. She will be remembered in family stories, echoed in shared laughter, and honored through the courage and joy she inspired in every heart she touched. Her memory remains a beacon of light and love.