Laurence F. Young
AGE: 88 • Brick
Laurence F. Young, died Monday, July 1, 2013, at Ocean Medical Center. Born in Camden, Mr. Young was raised in Audubon and was a lifelong resident of New Jersey. He was presently the Chief Operating Officer for Crest Furniture Inc. of Dayton, NJ having been with the company for 23 years. An Army Air Force veteran of WW II, Sergeant Young was a member of the 506 Fighter Group and participated in the Air Offensive of Central Europe, Rhineland and the Normandy Invasion. Surviving are his wife, Virginia; a son, Laurence Young (wife Louise); a daughter, Suzann Giese (husband Robert); and six grandchildren, Christopher, Eric, Brent, Joel, Jon and Allie. Graveside Services will be held 10:30 a.m. Wednesday (tomorrow), July 3 at Brigadier General William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemtery, Provinceline Rd., Wrightstown (Arneytown). In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in his memory to Meridian Hospice, 1345 Campus Parkway, Suite A-2, Neptune, NJ 07753.
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Aunt Ginny, Sue & Larry: So very sorry to hear this. Strange how life is... Tim saw the obit Wednesday but didn't say anything until this morning. I informed Terri & Bernadette this afternoon. We truly feel you lose... You are all in my heart and prayers.
Karen Stafford-Crowthers
July 4, 2013
It was a pleasure to know such a wonderful, respectful man. My condoloences to your family.
Judy DiPietro
July 3, 2013
Larry loved his family, his work family and the Lord. All the world lost when he passed. What a great, great man. God bless his family.
Tony Lorenzo
July 3, 2013
My heart goes out to the Young family. Larry was a truly great man, no a super spectacular man, a powerhouse of determination and devotion. Having started the same year, I got to watch this man in action. It is an honor to have worked with him all these years. I will miss him forever. Rest in Peace Larry.
Myia Bender
July 2, 2013
Mrs. Young & Family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers, so sorry for your loss.
Nicole Caliendo
July 2, 2013
Larry will be greatly missed by so many people, he was an amazing hard working man and always ready with a warm greeting. He was so dedicated to VCF he would answer his cell even when he was out of state or even out of the country on vacation. I pray for the peace and comfort for the Young family
margie carney
July 2, 2013
Rest in peace Larry
Sara Duchnowski
July 2, 2013
LARRY WAS A GREAT MAN WHO I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO KNOW FOR 18 YEARS. HE WAS A MAN I RESPECTED AND LEARNED ALOT FROM. I WILL MISS HIM AND MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY.
TIM B
July 2, 2013
I am mourning the loss of this great man. I had the priviledge of working with Larry for more than seven years. He was a very kind gentlemen, and fiercly loyal to his friends, his coworkers, but most especially, his family. His face lit up when he spoke about his wife, kids and grandkids. He will be greatly missed and my thoughts are with Larry's family at this difficult time.
Mary Rose O'Brien
July 2, 2013
Larry was a mentor, a friend and a loyal client.
I greatly appreciate the support and guidance he provided to me over the years, he will be missed and never forgotten.
My prayers are with the Young family.
Chad Chamides
July 2, 2013
To Mrs. Young and Family,
Your Larry was a true gentleman and an honorable man. I was blessed to know the man during a difficult period in my life and Larry was very kind to me and my family. I worked with Larry in the Middletown store for only a short time, but as you well know, he was a larger then life character who was not someone easily forgotten. I will always cherish the genuine sage advice given and hope that your memories of Larry help you through the hurt of his passing. Larry Young was most sincerely one of the good ones that we need more of in this thing we call life. My best to you and yours.
Jo-Ann O'Brien
July 2, 2013
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