My condolences to Ken and Kevin. Vince and I go way back, had many dealings over the years, always considered him a good friend.

To Kevin and the Young family, we are saddened to hear of Vince’s passing, may you take comfort in knowing that he is at rest now, a life well lived!!
RIP Vince
Mike and Claire Reynolds and Family

Extending sympathy to all Vince’s family. As we age we think back on all the funny things that have happened through the years, and when Vince’s name come up – one thing I remember was working at Champion in the Purchasing Department, and Vince would bring up the cards from the Stores Dept to enable the purchase orders to be typed up, and mailed out (way, way before computers) — but his favourite saying was. ‘Do you see the light’ meaning – ‘are you with me’!! in trying to explain just how he wanted that part of the purchasing order completed.
Then after many years had passed – being asked to work with him & Betty at the Knights of Columbus hall serving people. It’s my understanding that he was the ‘go to’ guy. Great memories for sure.
Vince served the Town of Goderich well – with his rental properties, etc. Now he has earned his rest.

Vince was a good man and was a leader on the Public Utilities Commission and the Separate School Board as well as the Knights of Columbus. His commitment to public service and tireless work ethic made him an indispensable member of any organization. Our condolences to the entire Young family at this most difficult time.

To Vinces family.
Vince was a hard working guy and very much involved in service work. He was a loyal customer of ours for so many years as well, and the relationship was always most cordial. What a great age to attain. He certainly will be fondly remembered.
Another local lifelong Goderich man gone to his rest.

Sincere condolences to the Young family. Having worked at Champion Road Machinery Ltd. for 30 years, I knew Vince well during his tenure there. He was a fountain of product knowledge, and we collaborated in many aspects of the company’s activities. Vince also enjoyed visiting the Antique Grader Club and, indeed, it was there that I last spoke to him. R.I.P. Vince.

To all of
Vincents Family. Vince was a great gut. My thoughts and prayers are with youé

Soo sorry ro read this. Vince was an amazing gentleman! He always drove my foster kids for many many years! They loved him driving them, lots of laughs and fun times… my condolences to all of you 🙏!!!

Dear Ken and family, we were so sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. We will keep you in our thoughts at this difficult time. Love Ted, Vicki and Jordan Henry

Ken, Kevin & family, our deepest condolences on the passing of your Dad. He was an inspiration to everyone who knew him. Always greeting you with a smile and a laugh, he will be missed very much.
Bill, Pauline & family.

Please accept my condolences at the passing of Vince. He was so kind to my husband, Chuck, from the time he arrived in Goderich to play hockey. He remained a good friend over the years.

Sharon (Peachey) Connelly.

Vince has always been a great inspiration to me. I learned so much from him through our dealings together with the Knights of Columbus. He always had a genuine concern for others and was a great leader.
Rest in peace Vince.
Our deepest sympathies to Ken, Kevin and the whole family

My deepest sympathy to Young family for loss of good person!!!

So sorry the hear about Vince. Our condolences.
Glenn & Leslie

Ken & Kevin,
I am sorry for the loss of your dad. I know you were taking good care of him these last few years as he took good care of your sweet mom before that. As a long-time tenant of Vince’s, we had lots of good conversations & I came to consider him a friend (as well as all-round handy man). May you take comfort in the fact that your dad had a long life well lived.
Thoughts & prayers, Joanne.

Sincere sympathy to the family of Vincent. He was a trustee at the Huron-Perth Catholic District School Board for many years while I was employed there. A wonderful, kind and sincere person.

Dear Family – Vince and Betty will always be remembered as a special part of our community .
With sympathy – Cecelia and Don Denomme

To All of Vinces Family. Vince was a great guy My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ken and Kevin- so sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time.

Kevin and Family
Please accept our most sincere condolences.

My condolences to Kevin and Ken for the loss of their father. Vincent Young was a dedicated man who served his church and community. Well done good and faithful servant of God. Rest in peace.

Our deepest sympathy Kevin and family. We are thinking of you at this sad time and send our condolences to you all.

Dear Ken and Kevin and family, Trudy and I extend our condolences to you. Vince was a great man and always a joy to chat with. Rest in peace, Vince.

Ken & Kevin,
Sorry to here of Vince’s passing.
Vince and Betty were a special couple, meeting at dances and having my chats on the phone of years gone by. Vince always reminded me of the story, of you Kevin being pulled out of the ditch on one winters morning by my late husband Doug.
Please except our deepest sympathies at this difficult time.
Jean Dale

Dear Ken and family. Sincere condolences on your dad’s passing. He was such a kind caring man with strong connections to his family, his church and community. He will be missed.

My sincere condolences to Ken and family.
I was lucky to have spent some time with Vincent in the last two years hearing some stories of my mother Madelyn Young’s family. Madelyn always spoke fondly of her cousin Vincent.
Sincerely Pat Walsh

I was so disappointed that we were unable to attend today. My Uncle Vince was a man that I’ve always looked up to, and I will forever remember him quite fondly. I know he will be missed deeply by those left behind. Ken, Kevin, you have my deepest condolences and best wishes through this difficult time.

Kevin and Ken, my sympathy in the loss of you dad.

Ken and Kevin:
Our sincere condolences on the passing of your dad,

John and Linda MacDonald

Dear Ken and Kevin: Please know that you are in my thoughts as I know what it’s like to lose a dad. Dads take a lot of memories with them when they pass away. My condolences!! Hugs, Judy

Kevin and Ken, I have no words to truly express the loss of someone so very special in your lives.

As you know, your father was more than my father’s brother. He was a one-of-a kind. Someone I feel blessed to have called my uncle, my god-father, and for the past six years of his life, a cherished friend. My heart is broken that he is no longer part of our lives. Thank you both for allowing me to be part of your father’s journey.

Ken and Kevin and family, so sorry for your loss of Vince. We couldn’t have asked for better neighbours than your family all those years on Bayfield Rd. Sincere Condolences.

It was always great to meet and chat with Vince.
Please accept my condolences.

I have a lifetime of fond memories of my uncles in Goderich. Uncle Vince held a special place in my heart, he always made sure to visit whenever he was in Vancouver for business and I can say I know a bit more about Champion parts for it! Uncle Vince was the only person who could keep up with my mom when it came to talking genealogy. And boy could those two talk for hours about every person they had ever met going back to Porter’s Hill school days. His sister will sorely miss him, as will all who knew him.
My sincerest sympathy to Kevin, Ken and family.

Sincere condolences especially to Ken and Kevin. It’s really tough to lose both parents! So please know that I’m thinking of both of you! Hugs, Judy