Obituary for Julian Attila Bugledich
BUGLEDICH, Julian Attila passed away peacefully on Monday, January 11 in his 70th year, after a long and valiant fight with cancer.
Loving husband of Margaret (nee Richardson) for 45 years. Beloved father of Adam (Michelle) and Sean (Deborah).
Very proud grandfather of Aaliyah (dec), James, Ellie, Tara and Alexander
Brother of Gabriella and Eva.
The only son of Hungarian immigrants (late Joseph and Anna) who came to Australia in 1950 with just 2 suitcases.
Julian was always a true professional from the Hungarian/Australian Club in Canberra to hotels in many countries and consultancy. He built himself up to a high level in the hospitality/tourism industry through hard work, determination, perseverance and tenacity. He was an ideas man, insightful persuasive and extremely passionate and had the drive and conviction to either succeed or get into trouble. He did both with remarkable regularity but there was always a mighty ‘guffaw’ and a sparklingly glint in his eye.
He loved his chosen career and the people he worked with, giving many encouragement and a chance in life. Julian had an opinion on everything!
Although at times his work took him away from family; family has always been his highest priority. Julian’s other passion was golf, forever chasing yet another ‘hole in one’.
Loved by all the family and a very wide circle of friends throughout the world.
Online condolences may be made at www.skinnerandmiddlebrook.com
Loving husband of Margaret (nee Richardson) for 45 years. Beloved father of Adam (Michelle) and Sean (Deborah).
Very proud grandfather of Aaliyah (dec), James, Ellie, Tara and Alexander
Brother of Gabriella and Eva.
The only son of Hungarian immigrants (late Joseph and Anna) who came to Australia in 1950 with just 2 suitcases.
Julian was always a true professional from the Hungarian/Australian Club in Canberra to hotels in many countries and consultancy. He built himself up to a high level in the hospitality/tourism industry through hard work, determination, perseverance and tenacity. He was an ideas man, insightful persuasive and extremely passionate and had the drive and conviction to either succeed or get into trouble. He did both with remarkable regularity but there was always a mighty ‘guffaw’ and a sparklingly glint in his eye.
He loved his chosen career and the people he worked with, giving many encouragement and a chance in life. Julian had an opinion on everything!
Although at times his work took him away from family; family has always been his highest priority. Julian’s other passion was golf, forever chasing yet another ‘hole in one’.
Loved by all the family and a very wide circle of friends throughout the world.
Online condolences may be made at www.skinnerandmiddlebrook.com