Julian Francis Wyvill
September 1, 1960 – May 3, 2019
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Julian Francis Wyvill, 58, of Upper Marlboro passed away May 3, 2019. He was born September 1, 1960 in Cheverly to Charles Earl Jr. and Shirley Ann (Buck) Wyvill. Julian was raised in Upper Marlboro and graduated from Crossland High School. Julian was employed as a cook at the Upper Marlboro Corrections Facility before going to work for the Whitman-Walker Health Clinic as an accounting supervisor. He was later employed as a bookkeeper for the Town of Upper Marlboro and worked part-time at Kettering Liquors. Julian was a very active member and Senior Warden of Trinity Episcopal Church, where he headed numerous projects, including the fish fry and the fall festival. He also organized construction of the handicap ramp and modification of the building. Julian enjoyed cooking, gardening, playing slot machines, poker, and BINGO. He participated in the AIDS Walk for 20 years and was a dedicated caregiver to his grandmother.
Julian is survived by his son Johnathon P. Redmond of Beltsville, siblings Yvonne Tucker and husband Nelson of Upper Marlboro, Darlene Hartley and husband Walter of Lenoir, NC, Chuck Wyvill and wife Marsha of Lothian, Gilberta Williams of Upper Marlboro, Janet Wyvill and husband Wally Wormack of Upper Marlboro and Laura Rebecca Clem of Andalusia, AL as well as numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother David Wyvill.
Following the services, the family will be gathering at the Marlboro Moose Lodge at 15103 Marlboro Pike, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772.
Visitation
Services
- Funeral Service
Friday, May 10, 2019
12 Noon
Interment
- Private
Contributions
Whitman-Walker Health Clinic
1342 Florida Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-745-7000
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He had such a good heart and always made everyone around him feel comfortable and like family. He was one of my favorite people. May he be always loved and forever missed!!! R.I.P. uncle Julian. Say hi to uncle David and my Father Donnie Cummins for me.
I worked with Julian when he was at Whitman-Walker. He was devoted to our mission, and made a real contribution to our work and to the well-being of people living with HIV and to the fight against the epidemic. I hope that his family and friends find comfort in many great memories. May Julian rest in peace.
He was a nice guy who caught us drunk stealing pumpkins from his fruit stand , the next day he called us on it but starting laughing and said just don’t do it again he was a hard worker with a good heart it’s been years but we never forgot him
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Julian was a very lovely and wonderful person. May he Rest In Peace. My condolences to the family
I am honored and blessed to have known Julian. We shared many good times on Church events and projects. I will greatly miss him.
My deepest sympathy to Jonathan and the family.
I am so sorry for your loss! My condolences and prayers to the Family! 🙏🙏
He had such a good heart and always made everyone around him feel comfortable and like family. He was one of my favorite people. May he be always loved and forever missed!!! R.I.P. uncle Julian. Say hi to uncle David and my Father Donnie Cummins for me.
I was so very sorry to hear of Julian’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family in their time of sorrow. Gilby and Yvonne, love y’all.
Julian was my cousin & I loved him very much. He will be missed by so many. He was a warm, loving soul with a quick wit–which brought us much joy, laughter. Rest in peace dear cousin/friend. Love and Blessings, Cousin Connie
So sorry for your loss. Sending prayers and love to you and your Family.
Julian, it was a privilege working with you at Trinity Church setting up for fish fry’s. May you love of family stay bright in their hearts and souls. Sending prayers to your family.
Loretta Wood 5/7
Myself and daughters were Blessed to be friends with Julian and David , may they rest in peace.Sending my love and prayers to all of the family.
My condolences to the Wyvill family. Julian was a kind and giving young man with whom I enjoyed working and chatting for many years at Whitman-Walker. May he rest in peace!
So sorry to hear about Julian’s passing. Prayers go out to all his family and friends.
Julian and I met only once in DC. I regret not connecting further, because I always thought we would. Time flies by so quickly! My condolences to the families and to the Trinity church community.
I worked with Julian when he was at Whitman-Walker. He was devoted to our mission, and made a real contribution to our work and to the well-being of people living with HIV and to the fight against the epidemic. I hope that his family and friends find comfort in many great memories. May Julian rest in peace.
“God himself will be with you. And he will wipe out every tear from their
eyes and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain
be anymore. The former things have passed away.”(Revelation 21:3,4)
He was a nice guy who caught us drunk stealing pumpkins from his fruit stand , the next day he called us on it but starting laughing and said just don’t do it again he was a hard worker with a good heart it’s been years but we never forgot him