Mr. Michael J Julian, 52, of Waterbury, passed away Monday, December 18, 2017 at Hartford Hospital, surrounded by his loving family and friends.
Mike was born in Waterbury, on August 9, 1965, son of Mary “May” (Carmody) Julian and the late Patrick W. Julian. He was a graduate of Blessed Sacrament Grammar School and Kaynor Tech High School in 1983. Early in his plumbing career he worked for MJ Fahey, and for many years Barlow Brothers/Temporale as an industrial plumber and finally Pelletier Mechanical Services. He was an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and New York Jets.
Michael loved the beach, fishing with his friend, Ronald, and sitting on the front porch with his friend, Richard, enjoying many laughs. He also loved to meet with his friend, Pat, for lunch and coffee. Pat, Ronald, Richard and his family were dedicated to him during his longstanding illness. Mike endured many years of challenging health due to his auto-immune disease (C7 Deficiency), Graves Disease and Diabetes.
His greatest love and gift in life was his precious daughter, Caitlin, whom he loved hearing not only her voice but also every conversation and opportunity to spend time with her. Mike had a deep love for his mother, brother and sister taking every chance to thank them for their support and love during his illness.
His family would like to thank Drs. Pun, Delucia, McDonald, Shetty and Anita Salerno, APRN of Waterbury, CT. Drs. Underhill, Gluck and Troy from Hartford Hospital. In addition, to the numerous caregivers at Waterbury Hospital Intensive Care Unit as well as Bliss 7 and Bliss 11 Intensive Care Units at Hartford Hospital. The LIFE STAR and Ambulance Teams who provided transport of Mike to Hartford Hospital under a difficult situation.
He is survived by his daughter, Caitlin; Mother, Mary (May); Brother, Patrick and his partner, Nancy; and his Sister, Margaret. He is also survived by his step children, Michael, Jason and Wayne Brown and Alicia (Brown) Turner and husband, Andre. Mike also leaves many cousins in Ct, New York and Ireland.
Mike was born in Waterbury, on August 9, 1965, son of Mary “May” (Carmody) Julian and the late Patrick W. Julian. He was a graduate of Blessed Sacrament Grammar School and Kaynor Tech High School in 1983. Early in his plumbing career he worked for MJ Fahey, and for many years Barlow Brothers/Temporale as an industrial plumber and finally Pelletier Mechanical Services. He was an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and New York Jets.
Michael loved the beach, fishing with his friend, Ronald, and sitting on the front porch with his friend, Richard, enjoying many laughs. He also loved to meet with his friend, Pat, for lunch and coffee. Pat, Ronald, Richard and his family were dedicated to him during his longstanding illness. Mike endured many years of challenging health due to his auto-immune disease (C7 Deficiency), Graves Disease and Diabetes.
His greatest love and gift in life was his precious daughter, Caitlin, whom he loved hearing not only her voice but also every conversation and opportunity to spend time with her. Mike had a deep love for his mother, brother and sister taking every chance to thank them for their support and love during his illness.
His family would like to thank Drs. Pun, Delucia, McDonald, Shetty and Anita Salerno, APRN of Waterbury, CT. Drs. Underhill, Gluck and Troy from Hartford Hospital. In addition, to the numerous caregivers at Waterbury Hospital Intensive Care Unit as well as Bliss 7 and Bliss 11 Intensive Care Units at Hartford Hospital. The LIFE STAR and Ambulance Teams who provided transport of Mike to Hartford Hospital under a difficult situation.
He is survived by his daughter, Caitlin; Mother, Mary (May); Brother, Patrick and his partner, Nancy; and his Sister, Margaret. He is also survived by his step children, Michael, Jason and Wayne Brown and Alicia (Brown) Turner and husband, Andre. Mike also leaves many cousins in Ct, New York and Ireland.
Mr. Michael J Julian, 52, of Waterbury, passed away Monday, December 18, 2017 at Hartford Hospital, surrounded by his loving family and friends.
Mike was born in Waterbury, on August 9, 1965, son of Mary “May” (Carmody) Julian and the late Patrick W. Julian. He was a graduate of Blessed Sacrament Grammar School and Kaynor Tech High School in 1983. Early in his plumbing career he worked for MJ Fahey, and for many years Barlow Brothers/Temporale as an industrial plumber and finally Pelletier Mechanical Services. He was an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and New York Jets.
Michael loved the beach, fishing with his friend, Ronald, and sitting on the front porch with his friend, Richard, enjoying many laughs. He also loved to meet with his friend, Pat, for lunch and coffee. Pat, Ronald, Richard and his family were dedicated to him during his longstanding illness. Mike endured many years of challenging health due to his auto-immune disease (C7 Deficiency), Graves Disease and Diabetes.
His greatest love and gift in life was his precious daughter, Caitlin, whom he loved hearing not only her voice but also every conversation and opportunity to spend time with her. Mike had a deep love for his mother, brother and sister taking every chance to thank them for their support and love during his illness.
His family would like to thank Drs. Pun, Delucia, McDonald, Shetty and Anita Salerno, APRN of Waterbury, CT. Drs. Underhill, Gluck and Troy from Hartford Hospital. In addition, to the numerous caregivers at Waterbury Hospital Intensive Care Unit as well as Bliss 7 and Bliss 11 Intensive Care Units at Hartford Hospital. The LIFE STAR and Ambulance Teams who provided transport of Mike to Hartford Hospital under a difficult situation.
He is survived by his daughter, Caitlin; Mother, Mary (May); Brother, Patrick and his partner, Nancy; and his Sister, Margaret. He is also survived by his step children, Michael, Jason and Wayne Brown and Alicia (Brown) Turner and husband, Andre. Mike also leaves many cousins in Ct, New York and Ireland.
Mike was born in Waterbury, on August 9, 1965, son of Mary “May” (Carmody) Julian and the late Patrick W. Julian. He was a graduate of Blessed Sacrament Grammar School and Kaynor Tech High School in 1983. Early in his plumbing career he worked for MJ Fahey, and for many years Barlow Brothers/Temporale as an industrial plumber and finally Pelletier Mechanical Services. He was an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and New York Jets.
Michael loved the beach, fishing with his friend, Ronald, and sitting on the front porch with his friend, Richard, enjoying many laughs. He also loved to meet with his friend, Pat, for lunch and coffee. Pat, Ronald, Richard and his family were dedicated to him during his longstanding illness. Mike endured many years of challenging health due to his auto-immune disease (C7 Deficiency), Graves Disease and Diabetes.
His greatest love and gift in life was his precious daughter, Caitlin, whom he loved hearing not only her voice but also every conversation and opportunity to spend time with her. Mike had a deep love for his mother, brother and sister taking every chance to thank them for their support and love during his illness.
His family would like to thank Drs. Pun, Delucia, McDonald, Shetty and Anita Salerno, APRN of Waterbury, CT. Drs. Underhill, Gluck and Troy from Hartford Hospital. In addition, to the numerous caregivers at Waterbury Hospital Intensive Care Unit as well as Bliss 7 and Bliss 11 Intensive Care Units at Hartford Hospital. The LIFE STAR and Ambulance Teams who provided transport of Mike to Hartford Hospital under a difficult situation.
He is survived by his daughter, Caitlin; Mother, Mary (May); Brother, Patrick and his partner, Nancy; and his Sister, Margaret. He is also survived by his step children, Michael, Jason and Wayne Brown and Alicia (Brown) Turner and husband, Andre. Mike also leaves many cousins in Ct, New York and Ireland.
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