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The obituary notice of Robert Frank JULIER

Tiverton | Published in: Mid Devon Gazette incl. Tiverton Gazette & Culm Valley Gazette. Notable areas: Culmstock

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Robert FrankJULIEROn Monday, September 30th 2019, died peacefully at home, soon after his 90th birthday. Husband of Mary, immensely proud father of Jane, Tim and Guy and grandfather of Joe, Becca and Laurie. Teacher, modest artist, musician, and Francophile, he enjoyed a rich and fulfilled life. The funeral service will take place at East Devon Crematorium, Whimple, on Friday, October 18th 2019, at 1:45 p.m. Please avoid solemnity in dress and words. No flowers please. Donations in memory of Robert, to Marie Curie and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), can be given by retiring collection or may be sent to:- Walter H. Squires & Son Chapel of Rest, 27 Higher Street, Cullompton, Devon, EX15 1AJ.
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So sad to hear the news of Robert’s passing. I was a student of his at Victoria College, Jersey and I can say that Robert was one of those wonderful teachers that one rarely hears about. I still remember my first art lesson with him, aged 11 - he drew a circle in chalk on the black board and, as if by magic, he added some shading and turned the circle into a ball. Then he added a shadow and the ball sat down on the table. I remember thinking, like it was yesterday, ‘I want to do that!’ He took such an interest - he even came to the interview with me for my first job as an apprentice Commercial Artist.
Rest In Peace dear Robert Julier, you gave me my life, my career, my passion and my love. Thank you. X
David Henley
08/10/2019
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