We are saddened to inform you about the passing of Mark Giuliano. His death has left a profound impact on his friends and family, who are deeply saddened by this loss. This post aims to provide information about the circumstances surrounding his passing. We provide our heartfelt condolences to all those affected by this loss during this difficult time.
When Did Mark Giuliano Die?
Mark Giuliano a cherished member of the Atlanta Police Foundation Board and former Deputy Director of the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation passed away at his home in Decatur, Ga on Saturday, March 2, 2024.
He was 62 years old at the time of his death. Atlanta Police Foundation shared a post on Facebook after Mark’s death. They posted, “Rest in peace, Mark. You will be dearly missed, but your legacy will live on in our hearts forever.”
Mark was a devoted Christian, always putting the Lord first in everything he did. He worked hard in different roles at the Washington D.C. field office, the Atlanta field office, and FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C. He had a positive impact on many people – friends, family, and coworkers.
Mark had a talent for bringing people together and leading them well, benefiting both his family and teammates. His passing has left a big gap in our lives, but we find comfort in knowing he’s now an angel in heaven watching over us. Mark was deeply loved by his family and many others.
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How Did Mark Giuliano’s Loved Ones Pay Tribute to Him?
Mark Giuliano’s loved ones are deeply saddened after his death. They paid tribute to him on social media. Thomas Oconnor posted on Facebook:
“This week we lost one of the “really good ones. Mark Giuliano was a really good person. Mark was a hard working FBI Agent who rose to the highest Agent position of Deputy Director. Mark never lost his street cred. In 2016, while DD, Mark rode the Police Unity Tour alongside 2000 Law Enforcement professionals.”
Have a look at the post provided below:
Paul Cerny wrote, “Go rest high on that mountain Mark Giuliano.”
FBI – El Paso posted on Facebook:
“FBIElPaso is mourning the loss of former #FBI Deputy Director Mark Giuliano. He began his 28-year FBI career in 1988. Giuliano was an amazing leader, mentor, and friend to many. His steadfast leadership, guidance and passion will be greatly missed.”
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