Julian E. Lewis journeyed on February 22, 2024 to be with his beloved wife, Celia Lewis. Julian will always be remembered for being a selfless man of the people who gave of his heart unconditionally and endlessly to his family and anyone who needed help. He will always be remembered for the unending, expressive love he devoted to his wife who he met as a teenager and married.

Julian came from Jamaica where his parents raised their family in Harlem, New York before moving to Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn. Shortly after trade school, he enlisted in the Navy for two years where he became a Chief Electrician. There are so many stories we can reminisce about. Such as Julian's love for Track and Field and the many Penn Relay meets he attended with his brothers and childhood friends. Building his family a home located in upstate NY, traveling the world with his beloved wife, and his love for Latin Jazz and Salsa music.

Julian E. Lewis lived an amazing life and left a lasting impression on everyone he met. For those that knew Julian, affectionately known as "Ju" or "Jules," they were all aware of his wit, charm, cigars and drumsticks.

Preceded in passing recently by his beloved wife, Celia Lewis; his parents, Everard and Iva Lewis; father and mother in-law, Felipe and Leonore Marquez; and sisters-in-law, Sally, Irma, Arcadia (Tati) Helen and Betty.

Survived by his children, Winston (Christine) Meshel, Samantha (Arnold) and Michael; brothers, Delroy (Myrna), and Winston (June); and sister, Patsy (George). Also left to cherish his memory are his many grandchildren, Arcadia, Johnnie, Arlene, Venessia, Arnold, Julian; great grandchildren, Celia, Joaquin, Tristan, Brandon, Luca, Mya and Jazmine; great great grandchildren Ezra and Marcel; and many nieces and nephews.

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