Ruby Young

Ruby Hazel Young, went home to be with the Lord, Tuesday Morning, September 27, 2011, at Life Care Of Morgan County, where she was a resident for several years. This has been Ruby's prayer for a few years, to go home to be with the Lord and see her family again.

I was reading Ruby's diary and it spoke of the girl from Morgan County, going to the city. Dayton, Ohio for the first time, I was just thinking, when she wrote this, she never dreamed of how much we would enjoy reading it. She tells of various jobs she has had over the years, life in general. Ruby would tell you, if she could.. Just how blessed she has been.

She was a licensed board certified cosmetologist in the state of Ohio, where she worked for years As a young girl, I remember her coming to visit in the Summer and giving us haircuts, we really looked forward to those..

Ruby retired from Dayton Mental Hospital, Dayton Ohio, and went to Denver Colorado where she spent some time with her sister, Ann and her husband, Al Pacheco. After spending a few years there she decided to move back to Tennessee.

Harold, Jim, Kim and I traveled to Denver and moved her back to Tennessee, in the 70's. She settled in Wartburg, where she was a resident there for 25 years, before going to Life Care.

She was a member of Star of Hope Chapel, Wartburg TN.

She is preceded in death by: Parents: Wiley Anderson and Julie Armes

Husband: Riley Goad who was killed in a mine accident at Fork Mountain, Tuesday, April 27, 1943 at the age of 36

Husband: Harry Young, Dayton Ohio

Sisters: Willie Rose, Dora Brewer, Dallie Basler, Ann Pacheco, Geneva Milliron and Mable Ward.

Twin brother and sister: Frank and Jane Armes

Brothers: Frazier, Sherman, Anderson(Dock) and Luther Armes.

She is survived by: Sister, Rema Dixie Marlowe of Wartburg TN.
A host of Nieces and Nephews.

We want to thank everyone at Life Care of Morgan County who was a friend and caregiver to Ruby. We appreciate you so very much.

A special thank you to: Gloria Daughtery, a good friend, who visited regularly and always did Ruby's nails.

Bucky Nelson, who was a good friend, visited regularly and brought Ruby flowers.

We want to thank Avalon Hospice for their care and friendship. a special thank you to their Chaplin, Malcolm King, who visited her and always brought flowers that she enjoyed so much. Thank you for all your prayers.

A very special THANK YOU to those of you who visited her on a regular basis.and to everyone who stayed in touch with her by sending cards and letters. She loved all of you.

We will miss our Aunt Ruby. So many wonderful memories. When all is done, all you can leave are wonderful memories and all that you taught those that you loved.

Visitation will be at Schubert Funeral Home Thursday evening form 5to 7pm with the funeral immediately following. Graveside Service, and burial will be at Morgan Memorial Gardens, Wartburg.Friday at 11:00am.

Dr. Billy Jo Edmonds will be officiating for the Funeral and Graveside Services. He will also be singing "Till the Storm Passes By". Thank you Preacher Bill..