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Condolences for Richard "Dick" V. Young

Maria RiveraTuesday, September 10th

I’m deeply saddened to hear of Rich’s passing. Although I didn’t know him for long, I’m truly grateful for the time he shared with my grandmother Janice and our family. For both of them, finding love later in life was an unexpected and beautiful gift, one that brought them joy and companionship. I know Rich cherished that connection deeply, and it was clear how much they both valued the time they spent together. My sincerest condolences to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Rest easy, Rich.

Lynn ThamesThursday, September 12th

It was a pleasure to get to know Richard over the last 2.5 years. He spent a lot of time with my mom, Janice, and the two of them had a loving, fun relationship. It was wonderful to see two people who, after the deaths of their spouses, found companionship, friendship and clearly loved each other. The spoke or saw each other every day. We will miss him.

Janice RapoportThursday, September 12th

Dear Richard
Thank you for the many wonderful times we had together. Not a day went by that we didn’t see, speak or laugh each other.
Richard . We were so lucky to have had a second chance at love and companionship. It was truly a gift.
I will miss you, Richard, and you will always have a special place in my heart

Bill ThamesSaturday, September 14th

I’m sorry to hear of Richard’s fast decline and passing. Although I only new him a few years I was very impressed with his friendly nature, independence and cognitive strength. I enjoyed Richard’s quick wit, warm smile, stories of his life and down-to-earth sensibilities. Richard’s gentle strength was ever present.

One of the highlights of our friendship was Richard attending our son’s wedding in Pittsburgh last September with my mother-in-law Janice Rapoport. In typical form, Richard was “road-ready” as we planned our trip. On that long Labor Day weekend my wife Lynn, Richard, Janice and I drove out together in his comfortable SUV. It didn’t surprise me when he insisted on sharing the drive. I’m grateful the people in our family had the chance to meet Richard and many had very nice things to say about him. That’s easy to understand, Richard made people feel comfortable.

Rest in Peace Richard, we miss you.

Kristy WalckWednesday, September 18th

Richard was my grandfather, Pop-pop. I am so upset and it is hard to believe that he is gone. I find peace that he is no longer suffering though. I will always remember his sharp, witty one-liners and the fun times we spent together, going to the beach or just hanging out at my parents' house. Being his only granddaughter, I always felt that we had a special bond and I will forever cherish our relationship. I will miss you and I love you pop-pop! I know you are with Mom-mom again, give her a hug and kiss for me! Rest in peace until we meet again ❤️

Jimmy WalckWednesday, September 18th

Pop-Pop, for the past 15 years, it has been a true blessing to know you. Ever since the day I met Kristy when you and your family welcomed me with open arms, you were always an amazing Grandfather. I always thoroughly enjoyed spending time with you during countless holidays, family dinners, and Philadelphia sports games. I will always remember your quick jokes and sense of humor when you least expected it!!! Kristy, myself, Payton, and Haley will miss you very much. I would especially like to send condolences to your immediate family members, Mark, Mary, Mike, and Denise, along with their family members, who I know love you more than anyone could understand. We love you Pop-Pop.

Mary Kay and John BuckFriday, September 20th

Our condolences to the Young Family on the loss of your father and grandfather, Richard. We met him a few times at family gatherings at Mark and Mary's home and he always made us feel welcome. He was a great family man! Hardworking, kind, and a loving husband, father, and grandfather are just a few of the words that best describe him. He took wonderful care of your mother during her final years and he missed her dearly. Now may he rest in peace with her and watch over your family from above.

God bless you all.
Love,
MaryKay and John

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