Birth date: Sep 25, 1989 Death date: Apr 29, 2024
Joshua Lee Young, age 34, of Lewes, DE much loved youngest son of Kyle and Molly Young, passed away on Monday, April 29, 2024. He is survived by his parents as well as his brothers Travis Young of Rockville, Maryland, and Zachary Read Obituary
Josh has been on my mind a lot lately, and over the past year. We met many many years ago in the same study abroad program in Spain. Josh had a remarkable way of blending sarcasm and compassion. He was quick-witted and his banter game was strong. He was also one of the most caring and considerate people I’ve ever known. Josh was always down for an adventure, and was always there to walk me home at night, even if it way out of his way. We connected periodically in the decade+ after leaving Spain, picking back up as though no time had passed in between chats.
Thanks for always being there for the laughs, the hurdles, and everything in between, and for the many miles you walked on my behalf. You were one of the best, Joshua Lee.
I am at a loss for words as to what to write on this tribute wall. I can't believe Josh has passed away. I can't believe I will not be able to share one last laugh with my friend. One of the best human beings I have ever met. I had the pleasure of being Josh's roommate when we both studied abroad in Spain over 13 years ago. Wow how time flies. Josh was kind, thoughtful, fun, and funny. He loved to read and he loved hanging out with his friends. It saddens me to think that my last memory of hanging out with my friend was over a decade ago. I last communicated with Josh over three years ago. I can't recall what we spoke about but it didn't matter. I was just happy to talk to my old roomie. Knowing how our conversations went, it was most likely something related to sports, probably about the Dallas Cowboys. Josh thank you for your friendship and hospitality. I will never forget you. You will forever live on in my memories. Rest In Peace buddy. NO8DO.
There's no other way to say this but Josh was the man. He was honest, genuine, and true. We were friends in high school but college drifted us apart, as it does many high school friends. But he was never far from my memories. He was the real deal. I'm very fortunate to have crossed his path and to have had the opportunity to call him my friend.
Dear Molly and Kyle…As part time residents, we did not have the pleasure of knowing Josh. Losing a child is not the natural order of life. We send our deepest sympathy to you and your family for this tragic loss. May positive memories of this well lived young life be with you and your family grieve this tragic loss. Judy Hannan and Bill Gantz, Nassau Grove
So sorry to hear of the passing of Joshua. I had the pleasure of working with him at Centennial High School in the Special Education Department. He always had a smile to give and the students loved him.
Prayers,
Ann Mulhollen
Molly and Kyle, our sincere sympathy for the loss of your son Joshua. May God bring you and your family comfort at this time.
Carol & Bob Cavallero
I never met Josh, but his Christmas letters were also a joy to read, so he will always have a special place in our hearts.
Molly, Kyle, Travis and Zachary, you are in our thoughts and prayers. 💕
Barb & Keith
