What we have once enjoyed, we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes part of us. -Helen Keller

How do you say, I'm sorry for your loss. when we know the word loss' is less than accurate? How can one offer condolences, when the person to whom the condolences are pointed is no less than a modern-day Job, who in all honesty could have cursed the Father, but didn't? He truly exemplifies a person who indulged in contentment did not let his circumstances sway his faith. He was in my prayers, but I know I was in his, as well. I know I'm sorry for the loss of a loved one, who was one of the kindest and gentlest men I know, but more important the Father knows. Brother, husband, father, grandfather, cousin, friend He would always get tickled and recounted how he was never gonna get away from being called, Joseph Alvin. I humbly offer my love and prayers for your time of mourning AND celebration of a wonderful man. Jan

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Joseph Young

22 December, 1943 – 25 December, 2015

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