Theresa I. Young

Theresa I'm sorry we didn't stay in touch. Now its to late to tell you what a joy it was to include you and your family in are family gathering at Faith's. Bob and Robert my heart goes out to you both. Theresa was a wonderful and special person .

Dear Theresa ~ I always remember you as our little sister with nothing but brothers. I can still remember you at six years old, up in a cornfield in Plattsburgh ~ draped with dozens of snakes. You were such a little trooper.

Bob and Robert, my heart goes out to you. Thank you for taking such good care of Theresa.

Theresa,
I am so sorry you left us. We always talked about the places in this vast world you wanted to see, the things you wanted to do, the cultures you wanted to experience....alas, it was not to be. We were so relieved when you finally picked your major and got your degree from the mighty fighting turtles (Univ. of Maryland). In the end you had more credit hours than most doctoral candidates - but that was only because you studied such a variety of subjects. And that took away our...

I will always cherish my childhood memories of Theresa. I say with all sincerity that she was one of the best friends I could have ever had in grade school and junior high. I was so sad to find out she had passed away. Just this Christmas I was trying to find her again because we had lost touch. My deepest condolences to Bob and Robert, Francine, Pauline, Ray, Joe, Steve, Billy and Vince.

Theresa,
I can't believe you're gone. We didn't keep in touch the way we should have after you moved away, and I am deeply sorry about that. I have so many cherished memories of growing up with you, and I have thought fondly of you so often. I'm so sorry you had such a rough time. Rest in Peace.
Cindy