Robert T. DeYoung

Bob and his wife Barbara are long time friends of my parents Glenn and Betty Armstrong and of our family Steve and Lisa (Armstrong) Dolan. The best way for me to describe Bob is giving, serious, bold, silly, hardworking, heartfelt always an amazing gift to all who knew him! Our thoughts are with all of you and with Bob God's speed.

I remember Bob from many family gatherings over the years. He was always warm and friendly and interested in what was going on in my life. My heartfelt sympathies are with his wife, Bobbie, and his kids at this time, remembering them also.

Hard to imagine not seeing Bob at future big family gatherings. I will miss his warmth and great smile. He will be remembered always. My deepest sympathies to all who love and miss him.

Uncle Bob was always one of my favorites to run into at a family gathering. Always smiling, always funny, always something interesting and/or comical to say. I am proud to have known him.

Dear Virginia,
We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your father Bob DeYoung. We only knew him for a short time but enjoyed being with him.
Thelma & Len Marten

I was so very sorry to hear about the passing of Bob DeYoung. I went to school with his youngest daughter Edie, I remeber Mr DeYoung as our "Lilly" league softball coach. He was a man of great patience. I will keep your family and Mrs. DeYoung in my thoughts.

I'm sorry to hear of your loss...
-Janine (Pickens) Tomlinson

I was saddened to hear of Bob's passing. I was fortunate to have known Bob in 3 different capacities...first, he was our mailman...route 1 in Woodinville. Second, I was a friend and classmate of his daughter, Patty. When we started first grade at Woodinville, she and I were the tallest first graders and had to sit at a special table they brought into the classroom! I was fortunate to have been invited periodically to the DeYoung home thru my friendship with Patty...first when they lived on what we called the Power Line Road and then when they moved up by Cottage Lake...what a treat for me! Lastly, I remember when Bob and Ray Braga bought the resort on Cottage Lake from the Erickson family...what a lot of memories come to mind. My sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the DeYoung family at this difficult time.

My heart goes out to the DeYoung and Matulka families at this very difficult time. Mr. DeYoung was a nice man and wonderful grandfather to the boys. Meghan and I continue to keep you in our prayers.

Bob was a great Grandfather, and a good friend.

Bob was the Bostian Road, Woodinville, mailman during the 1950's. We Egbert children loved him. We'd call "There's Bob!" and he'd greet us with a cheerful smile and wave. He was a favorite friend of our childhood.