Avon Rascon Young

Strange thing - around November 30th I began to think about my childhood friend, Avon (Bundle) Young. I told my husband I was going to look him up on the Internet. Well, I did and just read your post with great sadness. I too grew up in Tucson, born in 1940 and went to Davidson school. Bundle and I used to ride on one horse, bareback, down the Rillito river to go swimming on the west side of Tucson.
Sometimes my mother would hear a knock on the door only to open it and have a horse...

Bun is the one who had us all chasing wild horses in the river bed and foot hills. He taught me a horse will 'scrape' you off if he didn't want to be ridden. I was proud he persued the rodeo circuit because it was something he loved.

I was so sorry to hear the sad news of Avon. To Phil, Linda, and extended family, seems like just yesterday that we were kids together and I am sure that we will all be together again someday. With Love and Affection, Susy Jannetto

As a new "member" of the family, I only knew Avon for a short while but his spirit endeared me to him instantly. He may now be absent from the body, but of a certain he is present with the Lord. May that knowledge bless his Darlene and his large family with joy and hope.

Your passing has left a great big hole in our hearts and in our lives. You have been a comfort, a great friend and big brother to me throughout my life.
...your Hermano, Phil and family

Avon's big heart, beautiful smile and amazing strength will always be remembered. It was a pleasure being in his company.

Your great love and kindness will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with your loved ones left behind. Cowboy Up!
With love,
WendiLou