Age 33, from Moscow, Russia.

My daughter, Yulia Yevgenyevna Goroholinskaya, was born in the city of Dmitrov on January 5^th, 1969.  She had a normal childhood – crèche, kindergarten, and school.  Yulia finished eighth grade concurrently with art school.  After school she graduated from the art institute.

Since childhood Yulia had participated in sports – track and field, skiing, and parallel bars.  I purchases tours, and we traveled together.  Yulia managed to get the ‘Tourist of the USSR’ badge by crossing the Caucasian mountain ridge at the Klukhorsky Pass.  She continued to travel after growing up – she was to France, Spain, Italy, and China.

My daughter was kind and attentive and always helped me out.  Whenever I called, she would fly to Dmitrov in her car.

Yulia married Sergey Aleksandrovich Goroholinsky.  Her son was seven when she died, and now he is already 13.  My daughter’s husband was also a hostage, but, thank God, he survived.

The years pass, but the pain of this loss remains.  My dear daughter, for you the Heavenly Kingdom!

Written by her mother, Nina Ivanovna Chepovskaya.

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Yulia Yevgenyevna Goroholinskaya was born in the city of Dmitrov on January 5^th, 1969.  On graduation from middle school she was admitted to and completed the art institute in the city of Verbliki in the Moscow district, receiving the artistic specialty of porcelain painter.

Yulia married in 1992.  In 1995 she had a son, Sasha.  When she died her son was only 7 years old and had just started the first grade.

‘Yulechka’ was a very inquisitive and curious person.  She completed the school of topographic design and had some interesting contracts, which she regarded very seriously, giving fully of her creative talents.  She also took computer-programming courses and helped her husband at work.  She loved to travel and had been to many foreign countries with her family.

Yulia was an interesting, delicate woman who could play well on the guitar as well as sing.  She was a fine and thoughtful mother to her son.

Yulechka was a tender and considerate daughter who assisted her sick mother in Dmitrov.

It is very much a pity that such a talented and talented person is gone so early from life at 33, with so much left undone.  She was never able to realize the fullness of her capabilities, was no able to raise her son who is now 13 in 7^th grade in intensive foreign language classes.  She never saw her grandchildren.  People are correct when they say that the Lord takes the best.

We, your relatives, grieve for you, and remember you.

For you the Heavenly Kingdom and Eternal Rest.

Written by her relatives.

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