To The Tolbert Family,
Our heartfelt condolences to you all. Our hearts & prayers are with you. May God give you peace and assurance "He" God is with you through your grief. May God bless you all💕🙏🏽

The Foster and Garner Family are sending our condolences to the Young and Banks Family. Mr. Young was a laid back, intelligent, cool gentleman. He will be missed and he will be here in spirit. Rest in Heaven King.

My sincere sympathies to the Young family!

Vicki & Family,

I am so sorry for your loss. I know how hard he fought to beat cancer. It has been such a long journey for all of you. I will continue to pray for all of you.

Renee Gray (BASE parent)

May God comfort you in your time of sorrow. We will continue to keep you and the girls in our prayers. Uncle Keith will be missed, we will cherish the memories until we meet again.

I am sorry for your loss. Mr. Young was a kind man and I enjoyed working with him at the NRC.
May God be with you in this difficult time.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. He will always be in your hearts. Peace and blessings family. Prayers for strength and courage

I am Keith's 2nd cousin (Uncle Tolbert's great niece) in the San Francisco Bay Area. My condolences to the family. May God bless and comfort you all.

Keith was a joy to work with and under. He made inspections fun and entertaining. He treated everyone with respect. He will be sorely missed as a co-worker and friend and role-model for how to be persistently optimistic.

Condolences on your loss. The Keith I knew will always be remembered for his kind heart and that infectious laugh. It was a pleasure to have known such a man and have worked with him through the years at the NRC.

I don't think I've ever encountered a co-worker as kind and gentle as Keith during my time at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Keith was a pleasure to work with and never had a bad word to say about anyone, despite what may have been very tempting situations at times. I am so sorry about his loss, and my sincerest prayers and condolences go out to the family.

Thank You for all the wonderful memories, Keith. You are an inspiration to us all.

I was saddened to hear of Keith's passing. It was my pleasure to work with him at the NRC. In addition to being a really good inspector, he always had a smile on his face and had such a positive outlook. It was always nice to see him when he came back to visit after his retirement. May he rest in peace.

Vicki,

Lisa and I are sending our sincere condolences to you, your children, grand-children, Uncle Tolbert and our entire family. Only our Loving Father can give us peace and comfort during troubling times such as this. Know that He loves you more than you could ever comprehend and He will meet your 'every need', today and forever more. . . . We will continue to lift you up in prayer.

Vicki,
I am sorry for your loss. I worked with Keith at the NRC. I remember him as a good worker and a good person. He was always happy.

My sincere condolences to Keith’s family. Keith was a wonderful human being. May he rest in peace.

Dear Vicki and family,

I am so sorry to hear this sad news about Keith. Sending my condolences and prayers to you and your family during this difficult time. May God grant you strength.

We are so sorry to hear about Keith. We've never known anyone who was as positive and optomistic while fighting his cancer. He was always so cheerful. He will certainly be missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family

Vickie & family,
I’ve known Keith since we were engineering students at TSC/TCNJ. He was my lab partner for all 4 years and we graduated together. Our careers & hobbies were very similar. We both loved airplanes & anything that traveled in space. We stayed in touch and we both visited whenever we were on the East coast especially for the TSC/TCNJ Homecoming. He recently congratulated me on the success of the James Webb Telescope. Keith never complained about his illness and always was positive about life. Both Vivian & I will truly miss him and our talks about school, engineering and Aerospace.

I didn't know Keith, not personally. I only knew of him, although I felt that I knew him. You see, I knew and worked with his father Tolbert, and I knew a little of his sister whom I had the great pleasure of meeting several times. But I had always heard about Keith. For all the many years that I worked with and knew his father, I heard about Keith's graduation from high school and collage and his job changes. I knew about his marriage to Vicki and the raising of their children. I knew also about his diagnosis and failing health.
Keith's passing, even though so remote from me, has somehow had an affect on me. Because I so admire his father, it pains me to think about the loss of a child, even though that child is and was a mature adult. For me, Keith is still a young man finding his way in the world, because that is how I knew him. He is still out there grappling with life, with various careers, with the pressures that the world offers. And I am living in the bubble of my life looking through the filmy haze at the lives I have known at a distance.
I give you this. Keith was a great man. He was the son of a great man who helped shape my own life. He and I have that connection and it is precious.

We will sincerely miss Uncle Keith and smile. We are praying for the family, especially during this time.

Larry (Jr), Lisa, Evan, Micah & Jadon

Inna lillahi wa Inna Ilaihi Raji’un إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ (Surely we belong to Allah and to Him shall we return). May Almighty Allah dwell him in Jannatul Firdaus. May Allah in his mercy grant him rest, may his grave be a part of Jannatul Firdaus and an abode of light. May Allah make him pass successfully in all the stages of the life after death. May Allah accept his good deeds, forgive his shortcomings and enter him into Jannat ul Firdaus. Ameen.
The loss of Keith Young will be felt by many of our NRC colleagues. May the memories of Keith’s beautiful personality and kindness will always be in our heart.
May Allah bless and comfort Keith’s family during this time of grief.

I did not need to know Keith long to tell he was a man full of love and kindness. Every time he came to the office, he always brought smiles to everyone's faces and was just a massive source of positive energy. God will welcome you with open arms my friend, may you find peace in the next life.

I am so very sorry to learn of Keith's passing. Keith and I joined the NRC around the same time. Our paths first crossed while taking required classes in Chattanooga. In between classes and working, Keith often shared stories with me about his family. He would often tell me, "Tanya, if you're planning on having kids start saving for college as soon as they are born because you're not going to get any financial aid." :-) Before he retired from the NRC, he stopped by my office and shared another lesson with me. He said, "Growing older is hard. It requires courage and you have to be tough to deal with the things that physically happen to you or your loved ones with age." We kept in touch by email and I was happy to learn of his grandsons who he loved so very much!!!! He mentioned that if he had one tenth of their energy, he would bottle it and become a billionaire :-) Keith was an angel on earth and I will forever miss his friendship, the example that he set, the guidance that he was always willing to share, and his wise words. To his loving wife, daughters, and grandsons, Keith was ALWAYS thinking of you and ALWAYS speaking fondly of you. May God forever keep you and comfort your entire family during this time. Rest in peace Keith.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the entire extended Young family. I can only echo the many Positive and Heartwarming comments already made. Keith could brighten up any room with his infectious glowing smile and cheerful laugh. When he was in his NRC office, I'd always make it a point to stop by and chat because Keith could talk in-depth about most any Philly sports team. I continued to email with Keith for many years after his retirement and even threaten to stop by and bug him. He will be missed by many from his NRC "family" here but we were each just fortunate enough to have gotten to share time with him. Rest in Peace my Friend.

You all have held a dear place in our hearts for so long. We always enjoyed spending time together. Out deepest condolences to the entire family for such a loss. Rest in peace Keith, we know you'll be watching over your family.

A fine man and a great person. If you had the honor of interacting with Keith, your day was always brighter. I will miss your joy, wisdom, and friendship. Rest in peace Keith.

Keith was 4 years old when he and the rest of our family arrived in Germany. He played with a little German girl and when school started, he wanted to go to the German Kindergarten with her. No one at the school could speak English, therefore at the end of the school year, he was quite proficient in German. When his mother went shopping in German Stores, he could translate for her. In 1961, we came back to the US and did not get to practice German any more therefore, he lost that ability.

My condolences. I worked with Keith in NRC Region I years ago. He was a truly great guy and as friendly as you could ask for. RIP