Sir Julian William Richard Younger

Shocked and saddened to hear of Julians passing. I can only ever remember smiling and laughing in his presence. The world has lost a very good man.

Dear anthea and family. I am very sorry to have just heard today y of Julian's death. I send you my heartfelt condolences. Love from Deirdre Livingstone. Now Deirdre Hornyold Strickland

I have very memories working with Julian - a GOOD FRIEND.

So sad to here the news of Julian's passing.
He gave me tremendous help and advice when I joined BTA. Our friendship continued when I rejoined WTB. Always the perfect gentleman, always the smile, always the humour. My sincere condolences to his family.

I was so dreadfully sorry to hear --- only now in June -- of darling Julian's passing. I loved him to bits and so often thought of him -- always warmly -- recalling all the fun times we spent together at BTA New York during the eighties. We were a terrific team, constantly laughing and plotting:) Julian even helped me compose my letter of resignation -- which was brilliant, of course! -- and soon thereafter became my new company's (ICR) first client, an agreement which continued with BTA/VB through 2005. Julian also came to my wedding in Darien, CT as did Andrew who was 4 years old at the time.

The sad irony of all this has been that I was determined to track down Julian this summer during my return to the UK , and, of course, to meet Anthea whom Julian had shared with me soon after meeting her, "Niki, I've met the love of my life." I was so thrilled and overjoyed to hear this, of course.

Recently widowed myself, Anthea, I do so hope that you're coping reasonably well, and, of course, Andrew, Venetia and Felix. I just know that Julian's amazing and indomitable spirit will protect and guard you for many years to come.

My best wishes to you all,
Niki (Clarke) Newall
Sarasota FL USA
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I was so very sad to hear about Julian's passing. Whenever I met Julian I knew I would always learn something new and so enjoyed the encounters. He had a sharp wit and a great mind. I have a fond memory of meeting him on one occasion for a quiet pint in London during one of his many visits to BTA in Hammersmith. We found a nice corner in the pub and chatted away for over an hour. It was such fun. He was always interested in your news and was such an interesting man to be with. My deepest condolences to Julian's family. Adrian Bevan

So sad to find this news so late. He was such a lovely man. Gwenda (ex BTA) and Andy

Sad to hear of Julians passing. He was an amusing, charming man. We partnered on a number of initiatives. Julian with the British Tourist Authority and myself with the Wales Tourist Board. Always gracious with a wicked sense of humour. My thoughts are with his family at this sad time.

So sorry to hear this news. Julian was always very kind to me when I was working in the NY office. Always funny and a great smile. I always think of him laughing. My condolences to all of his family and friends.

Saddened to hear of Julians passing. He was always a good friend...wonderful sense of humor, and a very kind person. Condolences to his family. May he Rest In Peace.
Marge Imms, worked with Julian at BTA in the 90s.

Shocked and saddened to hear that Julian is no longer with us. Worked with him for many years in New York and he was a pleasure to be around. Great sense of humor and a wonderful colleague. Condolences to Anthea, Andrew and the rest of his family. Love and hugs to you all

Am really so saddened to hear of this. Julian was a great (and funny) colleague and a good friend. My thoughts go out to his wife and Andrew, his son

Julian was a valued colleague and a good friend - genuine and a gentleman. Im sad to hear of his passing, my sincere condolences to his family.

I am so shocked by this sad news.Julian was a wonderful raconteur and was always so much fun to be with. My thoughts are with his family and friends.

Julian was my friend and I just heard of his passing. Tho separated by an ocean I felt we were very close. I shall miss his emails so fill of intelligence, wit and wry humor. I have written this in his memory...

I look out my window and see
Two chairs by the edge of a pond;
White chairs set together
Waiting to be filled
Like the pond with runoff
In the Spring.
But it is Autumn
And one chair will never be filled
Again.
For ever and ever -- amen.

Anthea,
We were so shocked to hear about Julian. He was a larger than life character with a great sense of humour. He always stopped and wound his car window down to talk whenever we were out walking with Samson.
Please don't hesitate to knock if you need anything.
Best wishes. Tim, Karen and the boys. x

Dear All, At the Anchor we are all so sorry to hear of your news. Mark and Harry went off to play golf this afternoon and to spend a quiet moment thinking about you all. I, meanwhile wanted to say what an amazing couple you have been, supportive, kind, generous and thoughtful to each other, and then collectively to us. A real lesson to learn from. I am so glad that you have many school and family friends to help you, Anthea. I hope you can come up and celebrate the special times you had here. With love and best wishes Sophie