'She brought light to everybody'
Love and light from the late Blazen Divaz founder Julia Parmann, pictured here at a past parade with husband John Parmann, will be seen and felt during the Lighting Ceremony Parade on Friday. The Divaz will perform a special candy cane heart choreography in her honor.
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Blazen Divaz founder and CEO Julia Parmann, right, is seen here with Divaz Kay Mills, right, and Jean Slagle at the 2021 North Idaho State Fair. Parmann unexpectedly died in July, but her Blazen Divaz family will perform in the Lighting Ceremony Parade and dance in her honor Friday.
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Ashlee Schilling, 22, of Coeur d'Alene, snaps a pic with her grandma, Julia Parmann, while downtown enjoying Car d'Lane in 2021. Parmann, who founded the Blazen Divaz, died July 30. She will be sorely missed by friends, family and fans during the Lighting Ceremony Parade.
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The joyful and brilliant light Julia Parmann radiated into the world will be felt by her family, friends and fans who see the Blazen Divaz perform Friday in the Coeur d’Alene Downtown Association's Lighting Ceremony Parade....
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