• Date Of Birth: August 9, 1945
  • Date Of Death: October 11, 2016
  • State: Louisiana

Jim Julian passed into our Heavenly Father’s loving arms on Tuesday October 11, 2016 after a long battle with dementia. In death, he is preceded by his parents, John Julian and Rita Bonewitz Julian and his brother, Ronald who died in infancy.

He was the loving and devoted husband and soul mate to his wife of 29 years, Angela Cole Julian. He was the proud father of his son, John and wife, Shelly and his daughters Dawn and husband Andrew Plummer and Christine and husband Jason Smith.  He was the cherished Poppy to his grandchildren, Sabra, Gino and Domenic Julian, Quinn Plummer and Sadie, Katherine and Alexis Smith.  He is also survived by many loving in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews.

He worked at The National Finance Center for 43 years and retired as Chief, IT Security.  During his career he received numerous awards and accolades. He was respected and admired by his co-workers and associates.  

He was an active member in the Association of Government Accountants for many years.    

Jim loved New Orleans and gave himself tirelessly to organizations that supported and promoted the city and its people.

He was educated at St Francis Elementary, De La Salle High School and Tulane University; a true uptown boy.

He loved Tulane sports and was the “voice” of Tulane baseball under Coach Joe Brockhoff.  He remained a devoted season ticket holder for Tulane Baseball and Football even in the lean years.

Jim loved the Krewe of Thoth and the friends he made there.  He joined as soon as he could 49 years ago.  He retired as Officer Emeritus.

Jim was a member of the Knights of Babylon. He enjoyed all things Babylon and made lasting friendships there.

He was a member of the Ancient Krewe of Druids and was selected as Arch Druid.

Jim was member of the Emerald Society of New Orleans for many years.

Jim approached life with enthusiasm and wit. He had a way of making people feel special and loved and they loved him in return.  He will be sorely missed.

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