This is one of the greatest sorrows of my life.  Julian was certainly my dearest and closest best friend in my life.  I first met him in 1980 when I was sent to be stationed at Ft. Dix where he was introduced as my new boss.  He remained my boss for the four years I was there.  Then our friendship continued when I left the army and moved to the Jersey shore.  We shared so much together.  As friends we traveled across the US - twice - and made at least 4 trips to Florida for the start of baseball seasons.  He has traveled to my home in Las Vegas several times, once to babysit me when I had surgery.  We went to Alaska to see his daughter when his youngest grandson was born.  We took a trip to Canada once and then with me and my new wife to the northeast.  All the great restaurants we visited. the wine country tours we did together in California, the baseball games and the plays we saw together in NYC, and the classical Music discussions we had on the phone.  He was more than a friend - he was even more than a brother to me!!  I will miss him so much more than words can ever express!  Where ever you are my dearest friend, I hope there are baseball games (Yankees) and continuous classical music and lots of great wines!  No brother was ever loved more than you!  

Julian was my step fathers and mothers great friend. Julian spent many dinners with us in Ortley Beach. During many of our dinners together we spent time talking about the world and politics. He and Jim would rib each other over the Yankees or Mets being the better team.  Mostly, I grew an appreciation for great food and ending our meal with a great bottle of Port wine. 

He will be missed by many. 

Julian was my dad's cousin and one of the more delightful people I've known.  His enthusiasm for classical music and the N.Y. Yankees was widespread and had an influence on everyone that he met.  I always enjoyed visiting him and regret not having been able to do it more often.  I remember asking him about the Toms River team that won the Little League World Series, and whether he knew any of the boys.  His response was along the lines of "Know them?  I delivered most of them!"  I was very glad to have known him, and he will be missed.

I had the great privilege to get to know Dr. Julian Auerbach not just as the gifted and caring Pediatrician that he was at Pediatric Affiliates but also as the brilliant and wonderful human being he was.  
His devotion to his family and friends and of course his Yankees was second to none.  He never quite understood nor would he forgive me for being a Met fan.  
I will always remember the many meals we shared together both at work and at my home and the all encompassing conversations we had about politics, the stock market, sports and life in general.
You will be forever in my heart.
My deepest condolences to your entire family
 

Dr Julian Auerbach worked in our office for many years. We were very fortunate to have him share his expertise with us. His vast pediatric knowledge, upbeat and positive personality, and optimistic outlook on life was a shining example for everyone around him. He certainly will be missed by our entire staff.

Dr. Auerbach will be sadly missed by everyone here at Pediatric Affiliates.  I worked along side Dr. Auerbach and had the utmost respect for him.  He was so knowledgeable, entertaining, caring and a blast to work with!  
My condolences to his Loving Family and Friends.
May Dr. Auerbach always Rest in Peace


Julian was my best friend. He was one in a million. To say he was a wonderful person doesn't do him justice. He had a heart of gold & received  respect from everyone. His family & friends loved him &  was the smartest guy I knew when it came to  history, music, & baseball (not just the Yankees !). He only got mad  at me once when I called him 'Jules'. He said that no one ever called him that !
The world was absolutely a better place with him.

Dr Auerbach was a total joy and dedicated physician. My favorite memories of him were the jokes and pranks he liked to play in the office. He was a great conversationalist. We spoke often about politics, classical music and of course the NY Yankees. He has been missed for years at Pediatric  Affiliates and now the world. Rest In Peace Dr Auerbach. 

The Auerbach Family:
The world is a less perfect place without my dear friend Julian.  He was a loving father & Grandfather to his family and was held in the highest regard by all of his friends.  
An authority on the Opera, Investing & the New York Yankees!  I spoke to him by phone every day that he was not on dialysis.  I will truly miss my dear friend for the rest of my life.  Let it be known how much all who knew him LOVED HIM!  
Rest in Peace OLD FRIEND & colleague.
Jim Kaye 

OBITUARIO

Julian Auerbach

31 enero, 1938 – 17 mayo, 2021

Anderson & Campbell Funeral Home

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