Joyce Young remembrance page and online condolences

Tracy Cavanagh 01-12 2020 01:58 wrote:

My childhood was amazing ! There was always laughter - generated from mum or dads mischief. One day Dad was batting socks across the front room and I was batting them back. Mum came in and said we had to stop “ You’re going to break something”. We continued batting it and got quite rowdy. Mum realised we had ignored her and decided to join in. On her first hit of the sock, she hit the vase on the top of the TV, it slid down the back and smashed. Dad and I couldn’t keep a straight face as mums look was more of a whoops !!!

Tracy Cavanagh 01-12 2020 01:58 wrote:

My childhood was amazing ! There was always laughter - generated from mum or dads mischief. One day Dad was batting socks across the front room and I was batting them back. Mum came in and said we had to stop “ You’re going to break something”. We continued batting it and got quite rowdy. Mum realised we had ignored her and decided to join in. On her first hit of the sock, she hit the vase on the top of the TV, it slid down the back and smashed. Dad and I couldn’t keep a straight face as mums look was more of a whoops !!!

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David Young 12-07 2025 01:33
I still think about that and laugh

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Joyce Young

October 30, 1952 - October 26, 2020

The administrator of this page is Tracy Cavanagh

Joyce was a beautiful lady loved by all. She was a truly devoted wife to Dave. Joyce was a loving mum to Tracy and Paul and mother-in-law to Tone and Jane. She was the most fun-loving Grandma to Lucy, Will, Ben, George and Tom. She was a truly inspirational lady who left an impression on everyone she met. She devoted her life to her family, alongside her career in nursing and beyond her retirement, she was a great source of support to those affected by Lymphoma. This page is intended to record her legacy alongside the stories and anecdotes that showed Joyce to be the loving, caring and fun-loving person she was. She will be greatly missed.

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Tracy Cavanagh 2020-12-01 01:58:30 wrote: My childhood was amazing ! There was always laughter - generated from mum or dads mischief. One day Dad was batting socks across the front room and I was batting them back. Mum came in and said we had to stop “ You’re going to break something”. We continued batting it and got quite rowdy. Mum realised we had ignored her and decided to join in. On her first hit of the sock, she hit the vase on the top of the TV, it slid down the back and smashed. Dad and I couldn’t keep a straight face as mums look was more of a whoops !!!

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David Young Anonymous user 01-12 2020 10:51
I still think about that and laugh
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