" It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Alice Virginia Poe Young, who departed this life on February 12th, 2025, a week before her 81st birthday. She was a beloved daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, great-grandmother, and friend. She will be remembered for her kindness, incredible strength, and unwavering love.
Alice is preceded in death by her parents, Cora and Maurice Poe, and her siblings, Ellen and Maurice Jr.
Though soft in demeanor, Alice had a core of steel, as she persevered through many hardships while never losing her ability to find amusement and happiness in the good times. She has left us all a lasting legacy of love and loyalty.
Alice is survived by her son, Patrick Young, daughter Stephanie Young, grandaughters Olivia Vannoy and Amber Irwin, great-grandsons Grayson, Lincoln, and Braxton Vannoy, brother Lane Poe, nieces Patricia Killeen, Elle Poe, and Wendy Poe, and nephew Luther Burnside. She will be dearly missed but will live on in the hearts of all those who knew and loved her.
A private celebration of Alice’s life will be held for her family.
Her kindness, wisdom, and unwavering strength will never be forgotten. May she rest in peace. "
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Hi mom. We always used to joke about you leaving us voicemails with all your stories, so we could keep hearing them after you're gone. Now I wish you'd done just that. But I also know it would have been little comfort compared to hearing your laughter as you retold them to me. You know I'm going to miss hearing them. I'm going to miss you, forever. I love you so much.
- Stephanie
Patrick my good friend I recall how you would take your mother out for rides frequently and how you were always there for her.
No person could wish a more devoted son.
Rest easy my friend you will have a life full of memories.
- Charles Fizchbein
Patrick my good friend I recall how you would take your mother out for rides frequently and how you were always there for her.
No person could wish a more devoted son.
Rest easy my friend you will have a life full of memories.
- Charles Fizchbein
When I think of you, I imagine you're still sitting outside listening to the birds in the trees. I often found you on the back porch and I treasure our conversations there. I love that you always had time for me. Whether it was a performance on the guitar that I had just learned an hour before, reading a book together for school or asking about life. I'm thankful that despite hardships you still found reasons to smile and poke fun. I love you
- Elle