Larry Lee Young, age 64, died on Thursday, November 19, 2020, surrounded by loved one at Season Hospice House in Rochester.
Larry was adopted on March 28, 1956 in Flint, Michigan to Truxson and Dorothy (Grace) Young. He grew up in Fort Collins, CO. He moved to Rochester in 1997. He joined the Army in March of 1975 and was honorable discharged in October of 1976. He was a member of the Berean Community Church in Rochester.
Larry was a loving husband and father. He loved praising Jesus Christ to his family and friends. He was in a card club three days a week with his poker family. He enjoyed going to the casino and spending time with his grandchildren.
Larry is survived by his wife, Suzanne Kruger; daughters, Sarah Young, Rachel (Jason Bellamy) Young, Hannah (Chris) Robbins; siblings, Holly Young, Heather Young, Richard Young, Mike Young; and grandchildren, Elizabeth Villa, Nevaeh Hall, Patience Young, Lilly Robbins, Reed Lyke, Conner Robbins, Alexis Andrist, Letty Andrist, Phoebe Robbins, Jethro Larry Bellamy.
Larry is preceded in death by his parents.
Celebration of Life for Larry will be held at a later date. His burial will be at Fort Snelling Cemetery.
Rochester Cremation Services is assisting the family with arrangements. Memories and condolences of Larry may be shared at rochestercremationservicesmn.com
I always told my dad how I am more blessed than any other daughters in this entire world because he loves me so much he loves me so much that he took the time to teach me what the love of Jesus Christ truly meant that I am more blessed than anybody because I don’t know any other fathers that actively do their absolute best to make sure their daughter has their salvation but my father did I love him so much. He is so happy in heaven right now and so peaceful he is forever missed here and I will see him someday soon I love him so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I know that my beloved is up in heaven now and has peace. The man taught us alot about our savior and spent many hours a week reading the bible. He will be missed immensely. Thank you Larry for all the precious memories. I love you to the moon and back and I will see you someday.
I just learned yesterday of my brother Larry’s death. I am so sorry to his family n friends during this time. I had not seen Larry for a few years but he did write me about a year ago. May he be in peace now. Again so sorry to his daughters, wife, family, and friends.