Ansedel Paul Elmer Young (Ljung)

Glen E. Young.

Lila L. Young. Född 1922-04-06 i Terry C, Montana, USA
Död 2007-06-14 i Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
Lila Young Hewitt was born to Nellie and Paul Young on April 6, 1922 in Terry, Montana, and passed away peacefully on June 14, 2007. She attended Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana, and moved to Tacoma shortly after. There she met and was married to Daniel J. Hewitt until his death in 1999. Lila's many interests included the Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma Garden Club, and Woodbrook Hunt Club. Lila loved life and brought to it her full commitment, originality and enthusiasm. She was a wonderful cook and hostess, creating many memories for family and friends, always bringing people together. She became a loyal Mariners fan. Lila is survived by her daughter Kim Suyama (George Suyama) of Seattle and many nieces and nephews. Our love goes with her. Our thanks to her many friends and caregivers at Bridgeport Place, University Place Care Center, and Franciscan Hospice. Graveside services will be held Thursday, June 21, 2007 at 2:30 pm at the old Tacoma Cemetery, 4801 S. Tacoma Way. Remembrances may be sent to Franciscan Hospice, 2019 Bridgeport Way W., University Place, WA 98466.Published in the News Tribune (Tacoma) on 6/17/2007.

Chester Paul Young. Född 1923-05-08 i Montana, USA
Död 1971-07-20 i Yellowstone C, Montana, USA

Eugene Edvard "Gene" Young. Född 1925-04-13 i Terry, Prairie County, Montana, USA
Död 2009-02-03 i Alzada, Carter, Montana, USA
Gene was enlisted into the Army that brought him into World War 11, which he fought in the Burma Campaign. In 35 battles against the Japanese army, Merrills Marauders gained a reputation for bravery but suffered terrible losses---2,394 casualties out of an original 2,830 men. Along with six other Ranger Battalions, they are the only World War II-era United States Army Rangers. Källa: Find A Grave

Alvin Lee Young. Född 1927-01-22 i Terry, Prairie County, Montana, USA
Död 2015-10-01 i Miles City, Custer C, Montana, USA
Alvin Lee Young, age 88, of Miles City passed away Thursday October 1, 2015 at the Holy Rosary Healthcare Facility. Alvin was born on January 22, 1927, in Terry Montana to Paul E. and Nellie (Heron-Gipson) Young. He was the youngest of five children. He attended Elementary School and started High School in Terry. His love of sports started at a young age and continued throughout all of his life. As a freshman, he broke his arm and couldn’t play basketball, so he was drafted to be the coach of the Jr. High team. At 15, he transferred to Clovis, NM, and then on to Tacoma, WA. After his discharge from the Army he took his High School Equivalency Test in Tacoma to receive his diploma. Alvin and his brothers all helped with the horses for the family dray business in Terry. He spent the majority of his childhood on the back of a horse. At the age of 9, he started to be the jockey for the ranch horses, in the local cow horse races. He set the track record at Glendive, MT for 5/8 mile on a horse named Arrowhead at age 11, in 1938. In 1935, Paul took over a homestead on the Powder River, North of Locate, which became the home ranch. The boys spent summers there helping out and the winters in Terry going to school. They had to remove the wild horses from the area, so a lot of their time was spent catching these wild horses, to make room for the horses and cattle they were going to raise. In 1942, his parents divorced and he, his younger siblings and his mother relocated to Clovis, NM, before moving to Tacoma, WA. Alvin and his mother both became welders in the Todd Shipyards, where they welded on Aircraft Carriers for the war. Alvin joined the Army at age 17, where he served honorably until his discharge, from Fort Lewis Washington, on December 4, 1946. He was a rifleman with the rank of PFC. He was the recipient of the Victory Medal, Asiatic Pacific Service Medal, and the Army of Occupation Medal (Japan). Alvin returned home to the ranch on Powder River, where he remained until 1977. The Young’s TY Ranch was known all around the country for the top quality Registered Quarter Horses and Registered Angus cattle that were raised there. Alvin married the love of his life, Viola Rollinson, on December 31, 1956. They returned to the family ranch where they raised their daughters Gloria, Dawn and Lesa. Alvin always included the girls in all of the ranch operations, riding, calving, haying, irrigating, branding and all else that is needed to operate a ranch of twenty sections. In May of 1977, the ranch was sold. Alvin and Viola then changed lifestyles and purchased the Alzada Bar & Café, in Alzada, MT. The bar was a good business for him as he never knew a stranger and had a gift for talking to anyone, and as Viola is an excellent cook, the café was her forte. He was known far and wide as “ol’ you betcha” by all of the people passing through. He enjoyed a good game of cards, pitch or poker mostly, but any game would do, and a good BS session was always in order. In May of 1992, Alvin and Viola decided to sell the business and retire to Miles City where he lived until his death. They still enjoyed going out dancing and just to socialize with old friends. The stories he would tell of his life experiences were always a big hit. Alvin is survived by his wife Viola, daughters-Dawn (Lorn) Davis, of Miles City & Lesa Goton of Shell, WY, Grandchildren-Tammy (Mike) Wajer of Great Falls, MT, Wendy (RJ) Schenk of Jordan, MT and Megan (Levi) Gordon of Miles City, Chayce Goton of Seattle, WA and Hayden Goton of Riverton, WY, Great-Granddaughters- Carly Schenk of Jordan, and Kimber Gordon of Miles City. Brother Glen (Vicki) Young of Miles City and many nieces and nephews. (Källa: Find A Grave)