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Robert Houston Young Sr.

Phoenix, Arizona

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Young, Robert Houston Sr. 62, was born on Sept. 16, 1948 in Beckley WV and passed away May 1, 2011. "Bob" relocated to AZ from Pittsburgh, PA in 1976. He retired from Phoenix Transit after 18 years as a bus driver. He is surivived by his loving wife Linda, his mother Helen Helpy, two...

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baby brother , our love for you is everlasting and you meant so much to so many .your beautifull family you created adds to a world that will always grow with the love and kindness , because you were love with kindness , just always know we loved you more than you will ever know. you ll always be my baby brother .. always .... i wish you gods love and blessings // take care of him lord luv ya den

The Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 1433 would like to offer our most heartfelt condolences to the family of our lost brother. May he truly rest in peace and may his spirit never be forgotten.


For over 30 years Bob offered me his unconditional friendship.
Bob was the bravest man I have ever known. He didn’t complain about his pain, I never saw a pity party.
I thank God for the blessing of having him in my life.

My condolence to the family. I have known Bob since 1982 while working at Phoenix Transit. Keep his spirit alive, drive his classic car!

Bob was a true friend even with his illness he drove from Phoenix to Tucson twice to see my Bob in the hospital and walk the long walk to his room.Bob you will be missed and my heart is with your family.

Bob Bob was a wonderful friend to me and my family for 25 years. While our hearts are filled with grieve, we have such special memories and these memories will get us through. Godspeed Sweetie, loving and missing you.

Bob was a remarkable man who bore his crippling illness with courage and humor. He fought the good fight. While we are saddened by his loss, we are inspired by his brave battle. He will be missed by the many who could call him a friend. God bless him.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Bob always had a smile on his face I enjoyed working with him.
When the sun sets on a perfect day, a day that has been one in a million, only a foolish person regrets it's ending.
The day was here and now it's gone and the wise person remembers the joy of that day, not the sadness of its passing.
Robert lived his day with joy, with love and with dignity and...

To the other drivers, Bob was like a little brother. Never one to complain about his illness, always first with the "one liners!" None of us could stay in a bad mood with Bob around. It was one of the saddest times when he retired. We, his friends would make sure his transfers were punched his bus was running and pretriped. We loved him dearly, though would be too embarrassed to say it out loud.
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