TITLE:   Phillip L. Young, obit, January 23, 2001

SUMITTERS:    COLEBROOK NEWS & SENTINEL
              "Independent but not Neutral"
              1 Bridge Street, P.O. Box 39, Colebrook, NH 03576
 	      (603) 237-5501 (issue-Jan 24, & 31 2001 )

FORMATTED:    by CParziale, Jan 2001

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PHILLIP L. YOUNG


Mr. Phillip L. Young, 82, of Pittsburg, died on Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at
Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook. 

He was born on June 11, 1918 in Pittsburg, the son of the late Ivan and 
Linnie (Hawes) Young, and lived his entire life at Happy Corner in Pittsburg. 

Mr. Young held the first bulk milk route in the North Country. He had the 
foresight to see potential growth in the tourism business by establishing 
the Mountain View Cabins and Campground and Young's Store in 1954. 

He served as an officer for the Pittsburg Police Department and was also a 
road agent, selectman and school board member. He was a lifetime member of 
the Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club and served as a bank director for the 
Farmers and Traders Bank for 17 years. He enjoyed plowing snow and 
snowmobiling. 

Mr. Young and his loving wife, Mrs. Mildred (Andrews) Young, celebrated their
60th wedding anniversary this past August. In addition to his wife, the 
family includes four sons, Winston, Duane and Leavitt Young of Pittsburg and 
Leonard Young of Goose Creek, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Judith Dalton and 
Mrs. Carlene Fish of Pittsburg; eleven grandchildren, three 
great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. 

Mr. Young is preceded in death by three brothers, Stewart, Stanley and 
Woodrow Young. Funeral services have not yet been scheduled. Arrangements are
under the direction of Jenkins Funeral Home in Colebrook. 

Memorial donations may be made to the Phillip Young Memorial UCVH Nurse's 
Fund, c/o Clem Berry, Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital, Corliss Lane, 
Colebrook. 

(Issue of January 24, 2001)

Phillip L. Young 

PITTSBURG - Phillip L. Young, 82, of Pittsburg, died on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 
2001, at Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook. 

He was born on June 11, 1918, in Pittsburg, the son of the late Ivan and 
Linnie (Hawes) Young, and lived his entire life at Happy Corner in Pittsburg. 
Mr. Young held the first bulk milk route in the North Country. He had the 
foresight to see potential growth in the tourism business by establishing the
Mountain View Cabins and Campground and Young’s Store in 1954. He served as 
an officer for the Pittsburg Police Department and was also a road agent, 
selectman and school board member. He was a lifetime member of the Ridge 
Runners Snowmobile Club and served as a bank director for the Farmers and 
Traders Bank for 17 years. He enjoyed plowing snow and snowmobiling. 

Mr. Young and his wife, Mildred (Andrews) Young, celebrated their 60th 
wedding anniversary this past August. In addition to his wife, the family 
includes four sons, Winston, Duane and Leavitt Young of Pittsburg and Leonard
Young of Goose Creek, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Judith Dalton and Mrs. 
Carlene Fish of Pittsburg; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. 
Mr. Young is preceded in death by three brothers, Stewart, Stanley and 
Woodrow Young. 

Funeral services were held on Friday, Jan. 26, at the Farnham Memorial United
Methodist Church in Pittsburg. The Rev. Rodney Dobbs officiated. Interment 
services will be held in the spring at the Pittsburg Hollow Cemetery. 
Memorial donations may be made to the Phillip Young Memorial UCVH Nurses’ 
Fund, c/o Clem Berry, Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital, Corliss Lane, 
Colebrook. 
(Jan 31, 2001)
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