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Byron Todd Young
December 28th, 1973 - March 31st, 2024
December 28th, 1973 - March 31st, 2024
BYRON TODD YOUNG (Bubba, Dah), 50, passed away unexpectedly on March 31, 2024. A memorial service is being planned but currently no date has been set. The family will update this posting as more information becomes available.
Byron was born December 28, 1973 at Harris Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas. He was the second of three boys born to George and Mary Young. Byron spent his early years in Fort Worth, attending Atwood McDonald Elementary and Handley Middle School, and graduated from Burleson High School in 1992. He was an entrepreneurial giant, starting his first unofficial business at the age of 10. He was brilliant and kind and leaves behind an immeasurable legacy personally and professionally. He was a husband, son, grandson, brother, uncle, cousin, friend, mentor, and visionary.
Byron is preceded in death by his father George Young Jr; grandparents Cecil and Jean Samsill, Thelma Young and George Young Sr; brother-in-law Perry Moore.
Byron is survived by his wife, Carolyn Young; stepson and stepdaughter Levi Moore and Sarah Moore; grandson Kingston; mother Mary Young; brothers and their wives, Brian and Jennifer Young, Brandon and Alida Young; nieces and nephews Lauren, Meghan, Braden, Kylar, and Kadyn; as well as many cousins, aunts and uncles, and friends.
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Amanda Rhoades
I knew Byron from Butleson back in the school days. He was my brother Jose’s best friend and like a brother to me. So many memories of him and so very sorry to hear about his passing. He was a great guy and so very driven and intelligent. Peace be with him and his family 🩵
John Heshion
I am so sad by this. I know as we got older we werent as close, but Byron you were my dearest friend for fifteen years. Some of my most precious memories in my life I shared with you. I am going to miss you old friend.
Sean Sturrock
Wow, life is so precious. I've lost a handful of friends over the last 20 years and it's always such a shock to lose a friend at such an early age. Byron and I were in a business together a few years back and I can tell you that Byron stood head and shoulders above the rest. He was extremely sharp, had a great work ethic and he always had a great attitude and a smile that would light up the room. RIP Byron.
Chuck Campbell
I’m sad and joyful at the same time. Byron was always such a bright light it’s not surprising he was meant for a higher plane than this one. I always felt more at peace after spending time with him, even if it was only a five-minute catch-up at a conference. He accepted people for who they were and treated everyone with a smile and an open mind. He’ll be missed, Will remember him often.
Tom
A hard working, kind, compassionate, loving, and visionary man is Byron. His heart for helping and making others lives better was a reflection of his Savior Jesus, which he demonstrated often. Great grace on all who morn this earthly loss.
Justin Bryant
Dearest Best friend, It’s taking me some time to process your sudden loss. When I first heard the news, I was in shock and almost paralyzed. I don’t think that I’ve ever known anyone at the level that I’ve known you I got to know you at the depth of your core, I knew you as good as I knew myself. Our experiences around the world were priceless. I remember when you broke your legs and I came to the hospital and sat in the doctors office with you. I’ll never forget when you ask him how bad it was and he looked at you and said bro you’re screwed. I remember when we moved your bed into the living room so that you could be part of the party, lol. I remember holding three toed sloth in Iquitos Peru. When we left on a whim you were there when my children were born, and my children were blessed to be part of your world, Atticus was very sad to hear that you have left the world . We both broke out into tears when I told him the news. He didn’t understand nor did I but I will always cherish you as my friend and I am grateful for the memories that we had together from all of our travels to sharing each other‘s pain and suffering to celebrating the highlights of business successes. You an incredible human being, one that live transparent and loved others with all of his heart. I will always love you brother and miss you.
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