Julie Grant Cashin

Survivors include her husband Don Schneider and her four children, nine grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. These include, son Jeb and Kathy Cashin of Atlanta, GA, their four children Nicole and husband John Kaufman and their two children Clementine and Mavis, Danny and wife Mary Cashin and their two children Austin and Haley, Kelly Cashin, Claire Cashin and husband Mitch Hotop; daughter Carol and husband Bob Ettensohn of Lakeland, FL, their three children Eric, Isabel and Andrew; son Ted Cashin of Avondale Estates, GA; and son Grant and Jami Cashin of Athens, GA, and their children Fiona and Michael.

Preceding her in death is her first husband Daniel J. Cashin, Sr., her elder brother Horace Grant, and elder sister Betty Thompson. Survivors include her elder brother Joe Grant of Falls Church, VA, and younger sister Patsy Ham of Lakeland, FL. 

Julie was a devout Catholic and served for 11 years at the Catholic Center at UGA as lector, eucharistic minister, and in food ministry. She was a parishioner for 21 years at Holy Cross and 24 years at Immaculate Heart of Mary, both in Atlanta. She was assistant to the pastor of Holy Cross for many years.

A devoted mother and grandmother, she was a lifelong learner encouraging her family in both education and creativity. She traveled all over the world and enjoyed vacations with her always expanding family. She loved art and found her greatest talent as a calligrapher that included a term as president of Atlanta's Friends of the Alphabet. She recently took an autobiography class we are only starting to read, and it is filled with friends, family, fun, and faith.

She had many jobs throughout her life, including as a Delta flight attendant where she met passenger Dan! She brought her energy, curiosity, and organization skills to any job, paid or volunteer. She had many groups of new and lifelong friends including her prayer group, tennis teams, book club, mahjong group and OLLI. She loved you all.

Funeral services will be presided by Father Fred Wendel at the Catholic Center at UGA, at 11 a.m., on Wednesday, November 3. Masks are required, and live streaming will be available at https://youtu.be/vs_qQaGIi9g. A reception will follow at the center.

In lieu of flowers, please contribute to St. Vincent de Paul at www.svdpgeorgia.org.

Online condolences may be offered at www.BernsteinFuneralHome.com.

Bernstein Funeral Home, Athens, GA, is in charge of arrangements.