Winston Lloyd Young, also known as Patrick, was born on December 29, 1947 in Kingston, Jamaica. One of the many children of James and Pearl Young, he spent his childhood in Kingston, Jamaica.
Winston attended Lucky Hill C of E High School under the auspices of the Reverend Bishop Swaby then went on to Papine Senior to complete High School. He joined the Jamaica Defence Force where he pursued his love of bikes. He was a member of the Alligator Squad which rode at Tattoo in Edinburgh, Scotland 1969.
He was a very protective son and older brother who always protected his family.
He met Denise Aiken when he was sixteen (16) years old and they got married August 20, 1969. Patrick and Denise pioneered the family’s exit from Jamaica in the early 1970s to the United States of America where most of his siblings and in laws have settled over the years.
They eventually made their home in Hempstead, New York. Patrick worked as a delivery driver for UPS and retired. He was the father of three children – Andrea, Andre and Vanessa – and also had many foster children.
Patrick and Denise moved their family to Virginia Beach in 2005, where he started another career with Hampton Roads Transit as a city bus driver. While there, Denise became ill and she succumbed to her illness on March 29, 2014.
Patrick is survived by his three children Andrea, Andre and Vanessa; five grandchildren – Kenneth, Terrion, Vince, Princess and Denitri; three sisters Amoy (husband, Fred), Lynn (husband, Tony) and Margaret and a brother Phillip (wife, Tibbs); and numerous nephews and nieces and other relatives.
Patrick also leaves sisters-in law Annmarie Aiken and Diane Aiken-Miller.
Patrick will always be remembered as a loving husband, father, brother and friend.
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Whenever Patrick and Denise visited our home in Jamaica, it was always an instant party. They brought much laughter and happiness with them and you always wanted to be with them. Growing up with my 3 brothers, Patrick always made us feel that we were important and mattered. He listened to our stories and always had a smile and laugh. If we ever needed a ride somewhere, we knew he was just a phone call away. When he and Denise moved to Hempstead, New York, the party moved there with them. They welcomed everyone into their home with music, dancing and delicious food.
Pat loved cooking and taught me how to make a good egg omelette and the best ackee and saltfish. He was loving and kind and always doing little things that showed how much he cared. When I visited him with my youngest who was about 2 years at the time, he disappeared and then reappeared with a beanie baby that he purchased just for her. 20 years later, we still have that beanie baby and all the special memories around it.
Thank you Pat, for being such an important part of our lives. Thank you for the care and love that you gave us. You will be greatly missed. Rest in everlasting peace.
Cheryl (Olive’s children)