Brian-Youndt-Obituary

Brian M. Youndt

Reading, Pennsylvania

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Brian M. Youndt, 29, Richmond Township, died Nov. 1, 2007, at 7 a.m. in the residence of his mother and stepfather, Cindy L. (Impink) and Craig R. Hartman, Centre Township, after losing his three-year battle with Hodgkin’s cancer.

Born in West Reading, he was a son of Cindy L. (Impink) Hartman,...

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Dear Brian. Another year has passed but it has not gotten any easier to accept you are no longer here to make us laugh or wonder why you did what you did. Hopefully we all will see you some day again. God will see to that. Pop pop Donald is up there with you. I know you are taking care of each other along with other family members. It is really tough not being able to talk to you but God´s plans come first. We must respect that. Love you Brian & always will.

Brian you are sorely missed each & every day. My love for you goes much deeper than this message. You are forever in my mind & my heart. Love you forever.

Brian, you are missed so much words cannot say. Pictures on the walls remind us every day what a funny witty grandson you were and how it leaves a void in our lives. Your Pop Pop Donald is now with you in heaven and you can take care of each other. Sending my love to you and miss you every day.

Dear Brian,
I don't even know how to begin this memoriam for you. There's not a day that passes that I don't think of you. The memories that I have of you I am very grateful for and even though You're resting in peace, I miss you. I know Heaven is the goal but I still miss you and wish you were here with us. Our friendship was forged on the Lord of the Rings, a movie which is even more special to me now. I miss the times we spent together and I hope you're still with me through the...

Brian,
Well I have waited two months to sign this. Here I sit only a few hours away from the new year and wish you were here with all of us to ring in the new year. I miss you more than you will ever know. I know there is a reason for everything and I guess that we all needed an angel on our shoulders and you are the only one for the task. I wanted to thank you for all the memories that you and I shared. There isn't a second that goes by that I'm not thinking of you. You will always be...

Brian, I have been delaying writing what my heart is feeling because it hurts when I think about it. When I am in the yard, I want to come over and peek in the door to see how you are doing. I will never forget the first time I saw you. You were two years old and I kept saying you looked like a little Teddy bear. We will miss you bringing the boys to the pool and hanging out, even though last summer you couldn't deal with the sun. Here I sit with tears dripping in my lap, but that is...

This was just so YOU!

Hi, Uncle Brian it's Jordan, I also stood up that day to let everyone know what a good person you were. You did what I wanted to do instead of what you wanted to do. You took care of me during the summer when mom and dad were at work. Eventhough you were very sick you attempted to make it to my football games. I loved to play video games with you. So much proves why you were a great uncle. I miss you. Love, Jordan

Uncle Brian, I know you heard me at your service telling everyone your were a great man. You did everthing for me like took me to Dorney Park, watched me over the summer while my parents went to work, but the best thing you did for me was to love me. I wanted everyone to know I stood there that longely day to thank you for all you did for me. Love, Janson