Birth date: Apr 17, 1960 Death date: Dec 18, 2020
Keith P. Yung, of Deptford, NJ, passed away on December 18, 2020. Born in Philadelphia, PA to the late Richard and M. Eileen Yung, Keith was 60 years old. Keith leaves behind his beloved partner of 15 years Patricia Dalessandro. L Read Obituary
I miss you, Bones!
Keith was the first person I met when my family moved to NJ in 1965. We became fast friends and stayed friends our whole lives. You all know how friendships are when you're 5, 10, 15 years old: bitter fights that vanished like smoke the next day. But Keith and I never had a fight. Ever, About anything. Because he was just so damn agreeable and unwilling to be confrontational that it just never happened. Almost all of my childhood experiences were enjoyed in Keith's company. Street hockey, roller hockey, taping up this great foam rubber his dad got from work to make goalie pads (with a flattened juice can to make sliding on asphalt possible). His friends became mine and mine became his. He often talked about how much he loved, and how proud he was of his kids. I'll miss you, buddy. I have no idea how my life would have turned out without you, but it would not have been the same and it would not have been as fun.
He loved talking and I listened He would tell jokes and I laughed Keith I will miss you so so much God be with you
Keith left a positive and lasting mark on the world and the people he encountered. His smile and laugh would always make you want to smile and laugh.
I had the pleasure of knowing Keith for a long time. Some fond memories I have are when we went to Mont Tremblant with the family skiing. One night the joke was on me and so was the shaving cream. Keith knew how to have fun that’s for sure. I had the opportunity to work with him at Mechanical Piping with his brother and dad. Keith was an awesome plumber and fitter. He always had pride in his work.
Keith, you will be missed but you will always be in our hearts. I am a better person for having known you. God Bless you Keith.
Bonz and Hick were my 2 best friends for many many years. Although we lost touch, I still think of the great times we had. I can't imagine growing up with 2 better friends.
Keith's family, my prayers are with you.
