Dr. Thomas Michael "Tom" Julian

I had the absolute pleasure of knowing Tom, who I called Dr. J, while he was working with our organization, River Stone Recovery Centre, in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He was doing his post-doctoral work with Dr. Sherry Stewart, and we were lucky enough to have him share his work with us. Dr. J was so bright, insightful, kind, generous, and very funny in a low key kind of way. I was inspired by his research and the approaches he took with the people experiencing great vulnerability,...

I just learned of the passing of Thomas who was a post-doctoral fellow with my Mood, Anxiety, and Addiction Comorbidity (MAAC) Lab at Dalhousie University following his PhD in Nursing. I extend my belated and sincere sympathy to Thomas' family for your tremendous loss. Thomas was brilliant, kind, and creative. He came to us during the difficult time of COVID restrictions -- not an easy time to make a transition to a new country! Despite these constraints, Thomas generously contributed his...

Tom, You were a good friend, You will be missed, the world needed your unique sense of humor and love of good cola and quality donuts. Your Friend, Devin

Chip and I are very sorry to learn of Thomas' passing and we hope your memories of him will help you through your grief.

Dear Mike and family, Please except our condolences on the loss of your son, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. .

The memory of the day I first encountered Thomas remains etched in my mind. Starting the PhD program at UConn left me quite anxious. I vividly recall entering the classroom on the third floor and sitting beside Thomas. Our connection was instantaneous, sparked by a shared appreciation for Coca-Cola. At that moment, he enlightened me about the purity of cane sugar in glass bottled Coke versus the high fructose corn syrup in the cans I had been drinking. Thomas, a brilliant young man, became a...

So sorry to here about your loss!!! He sounds like he was well loved by everyone!! I did not know him personally, but i would have liked too!! He´s in my thoughts and prayers

I met Tom when he began the UConn Nursing PhD program and we had many conversations about his work. He had traveled a difficult road but did so with courage and grace. A loss to his family but also to the mental health nursing community and to nursing research.

Mike, Marcy, Andrew, and Ben, We are so shocked and saddened to hear of Tommy's passing! He was a wonderful, loving, smart and funny guy we we all loved! Everyone who knew Tommy knows how special he was.You are all in our thoughts and prayers! Love, Jill, PJ and Ashley