Birth date: Jun 14, 1929 Death date: Aug 23, 2011
Paul David Young passed away at Culpeper Health and Rehabilitation on Tuesday, August 23, 2011. Paul was born June 14, 1929 on the family farm near Rileyville, VA, one of ten children of the late Edward and Ida Mae Young. In 1948 Read Obituary
Joyce and Family,
May God, our Heavenly Father, wrap each of you in His loving arms and hold you with great tenderness as you walk through your grief at the loss of your special loved one.
The Lord bless and keep you. The Lord make His face to shine upon you. The Lord grant unto you His peace.
We send our thoughts and prayers your way.
Shirley and Emmett Peake
My memories of Paul, setting at the kitchen table reading the paper each morning when we visited. Helping to string beans and when I made candy he would unwrap the papers from the candy I needed for the pretzels. His glasses setting on his nose as he did it. Paul you will be sadly missed. Loved you and will miss you. Your sister-in-law Betty Lou
Always very friendly. That's what I remember most.
Kim Taylor
So sorry to hear of Paul's passing. He certainly will be missed.
My thoughts are with the whole family during this difficult time.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Barbara Atwell
Paul, it's been many years since we were together. And at some point down the road we will meet up again. My memories of you are distant in time but close in my heart. My thoughts and prayers go out not only to you but also to Aunt Joyce, Charles, Dennis and Terry. Rest in peace Paul. You are home. Love always, Ralph Jr.
Death is nothing else but going home to God,
the bond of love will be unbroken for all eternity.~ Mother Teresa ~
Dear Joyce and Family,
Thoughts and prayers are sent to all of you at this very sad time. I remember Paul as a good neighbor and friend who could always be found working in his yard and tending to his garden. It was a privelege to know this man who sacrificed so much in service to our country. I enjoyed listening to his many stories. He will be missed. May he rest peacefully now.
With deepest sympathy,
Susan and family
Dad, I will always admire and honor your work ethic and bravery. The bravery I saw the last 6 months of your life was my opportunity to see the courage you had in Korea and Vietnam up close and personal. I will always remember your fight and the moments we shared. I am thankful for the special moments you and mom shared that past 6 months as the two of you worked day and night together in hopes of beating cancer and to prolong your life. As you enter the gates of heaven in the peaceful comfort of our saviors arms, I promise to intensify my efforts to be the best provider for my family and father to my children I can possibly be. You will be greatly missed my dear father.
