Julie Phillips Eggert

Julie Phillips Eggert, 56, of Beaumont Texas, passed away unexpectedly on October 24, 2017.
A memorial service will be held at Claybar Funeral Home (1155 N 11th St, Beaumont, TX 77702) on November 3rd, 2017 at 1:00 PM.
Julie was born in Beaumont Texas on October 2nd, 1961 to father Thomas Phillips and mother Helen Phillips. She attended school in Lumberton Texas where some accomplishments include presiding as a court member in the Neches River Festival and performing as a Drum Majorette with Lumberton High School and Baylor University. After graduation, she continued her educational studies at Baylor University in Waco Texas. After completing her studies at Baylor, Julie moved to Dallas Texas where she worked for companies such as NationStar and JP Morgan and Chase. In Dallas she met her husband William (Bill) M Eggert and they were married on November 24, 2007. In 2012 Julie and her husband Bill moved back to Beaumont where she started her career as a Real Estate Agent and Property Manager eventually becoming part of the wonderful team of Re/Max One.
Julie is preceded in death by her father, Thomas Phillips and Mother, Helen Phillips. She is survived by her husband William (Bill) Eggert, sister, JoAnn Sanders and husband Wayne of Laurel Hill Florida, Nieces, Stacey Mendoza and spouse Michael of Corpus Christi Texas, Laura Baker of Beaumont, Texas, Texas, Deborah Varier of Huntsville Texas, Tonya Parham of Saint Augustine Florida, Tiffany Martin of Paxton Florida, Nephew Roger Varieur Jr. and Great-nieces Emily Baker, Marley Mendoza , Great Nephews Daimen Mendoza and Wyatt Baker and fur babies Trixie and Chloe.
Julie was a shining light in many people’s lives that was extinguished way too soon. Her enthusiasm for her family both near and far was unrivaled. She leaves behind many lifelong friends both personal and professional. Julie was a Friend, a Sister, an Aunt, a Wife, and everyone that knew her would say that she excelled at all those titles and more. Though her loss is a shock and unbearably painful Julie would not want us to wrap ourselves up in a blanket of grief, instead she would wish us to reach for warm and comforting memories in which to wrap our bruised hearts. Life without Julie will go on, but it goes on just a little bit dimmer than before.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made in remembrance for Julie to Boys Haven of America (409)866-2400 or to the Humane Society -Southeast Texas (409) 833-0504