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He was preceded in death by Leman and Emma Starks (Paternal grandparents). Amado Azua (Maternal grandfather).
Julian was a great source of love, encouragement, humor and pride. Julian, affectionately known as "Doogie", had a smile that could light up a room. He had a big heart that loved his family and wanted to help anyone in need.
He had a loving relationship with his siblings; Cecilia, Victoria and Natasha. He enjoyed being an uncle to Larry, Latasha, Myron, Toby and Ezekial.
Julian thrived most being outdoors; skateboarding, fishing, hiking, being at the beach or Canyon Lake. He also enjoyed intellectual conversations, debates, poetry and researching history.
As a child, Julian wanted to be like Spider-man and even asked if he should let a spider bite him! As a young man Julian still desired to become someone that could freely pursue his dreams of inspiring change for good.
Julian will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
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