Julian Howard Hemler Obituary (1981 - 2016)

Julian died very unexpectedly on Friday, October 14, 2016. He was born in La Jolla, California, to Julianne Frost and Taylor Hemler, Sr. The blended family of four teenage siblings, Scott and Brandon Welker and Rochonne and Taylor (Jr) Hemler, were delighted with him and enjoyed the experience of a little brother.He was a 35-year-old man who had the enthusiasm of a child first learning to run. He was tenacious, daring and brilliant. He was, at times, close to approaching the 46 and 2 he aspired to. Julian loved a bargain and free stuff was his favorite and he could always turn a profit on items he had acquired at no cost. It frustrated him to start something and not be able to finish the job or project. His dreams were enormous and his imagination unlimited.There was never a time when Julian didn’t have a job. He began working at a “chicken place” in Ohio, when he was 15-years-old. He worked for AutoZone in Ohio and Texas, and then a Volkswagen dealership in Texas, for ten years. He was employed most recently at the City Club/Brewskis in Ogden. Jule lived and was educated in Borrego Springs, California; San Marcos, Texas; Beavercreek, Ohio; and Ogden, Utah.He never married but leaves two children, Will and Lizzie, both in Texas. Also surviving are his mother, Julianne Frost; his grandmother, Roma Walker; and his four siblings; a favorite uncle, Jeffrey Frost; and numerous other aunts, uncles, cousins and four step-siblings in Texas.Julian was preceded in death by his father, Taylor Hemler, in Texas; his grandfather, Julian T. Frost, Ogden; cousin, Ashlee Phillips; and grandparents, Howard and Carrie Lou Hemler of Carlsbad, New Mexico.A small gathering will be held for family, neighbors, and close friends at the home of Julian’s grandmother, Roma Walker, 468 W. Highland Drive, Riverdale, Utah, on Friday, October 21, 2016, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. A celebration of his life for friends and co-workers will be held at the City Club, 264 25th Street on Saturday, October 22, 2016, at 1 p.m. by the gracious invitation of Ms. Heidi Harwood, owner and proprietor and Julian’s employer.Thank you to everyone that helped our family during this trying and unhappy time in our lives.Julian would insist on a discount so . . . “Never pay sticker!”