Patricia Ann Julian

Patricia Ann O’Neil Julian, 79, was called home to be with the Lord on February 16, 2014 after a brief battle with lung cancer. She was at home in Pflugerville, TX surrounded by her loving husband and six children. Pat was preceded in death by her father and mother, John Dennis O’Neil and Lillian Rundle O’Neil, sister Mary Margaret (Mickey) O’Neil Wynus, and step-children Susan Julian and Kenny Julian. Pat is survived by her husband, Keith Julian; six children: Robin Stancil Scott and husband James, Robert Stancil, Jr. and wife Mary, Chris Stancil and wife Gwynn, Carol Stancil Edwards and husband Greg, Cathy Stancil Weatherred and husband Mitch, Connie Stancil Leos and husband David; two step-children: Katherine Julian Young and Darrell Julian; thirteen grandchildren: Christopher Scott and wife Molly, Jeffrey Scott, Robert Stancil, Gregory Stancil, Caitlin Edwards Nelson and husband Seth, Garrett Edwards, Megan Weatherred, Luke Weatherred, Sydney Weatherred, Corey Leos, Alexandra Moerbe, Ann Moerbe, and Delilah Leos; two great-grandchildren: Jackson Scott and Henley Scott; and numerous extended family. Pat was born in Queens, New York on September 15, 1934. She graduated from St. Paul’s Cathedral High School for Girls in Pittsburgh, PA. In 1954, while managing her father’s insurance office in Atlanta, GA, she met and wed Robert Stancil. They were married for 25 years. Together, they moved to Texas where they raised their six children. Pat gave swimming lessons and began working part-time at Sears to help provide a wonderful Christmas each year for the children. She then moved on to various jobs in the bowling world, from League Coordinator at Golden Triangle and Manager of Irving Lanes to National Tournament Director of the Professional Women’s Bowling Association. During her days on the road with the Pro Bowlers Tour, she used the CB handle “Copper Topper”, a reference to her preferred hair color. She was traveling with the PWBA when she met her soul-mate and best friend, Keith, who she married in 1981. Keith and Pat were successful entrepreneurs, running businesses that included NeoLife, Cambridge and Dynasty Systems. Pat coached her daughters in softball and swimming, served as their Brownie and Girl Scout Troop Leader, and was always involved with her church. She loved to play cards with friends and found great joy in her Sunday School class and church family at First Baptist Church-Pflugerville. As a young woman, Pat served her community through the American Red Cross and more recently with the Disaster Relief organization through FBC. Pat was known for her competitive, confident and loving spirit. She loved to travel and enjoyed camping, swimming, country dancing with Keith, and being at the lake. Above all, she was known for her great love of her family and her God. In honor of Pat, please consider a donation to: FBC’s Disaster Relief ministry http://www.fbcpville.org/pat.dr.htm American Cancer Society through the Dripping Springs Relay for Life Team “Steel Strong” http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=61062&pg=team&team_id=1542074

Patricia Ann Julian

September 15, 1934 - February 16, 2014