Aileen (Williams) Pullen Young, 89, of Frankfort, passed away on July 13, 2019 at the Covered Bridge Health Campus, Seymour, Ind. Aileen was born April 18, 1930 in New Ross, Ind. to Earl Milton and Nellie (Hadley) Williams. She married Richard (Dick) William Pullen on September 1, 1950, in New Ross, Ind. Richard preceded her in death on November 7, 1968. Aileen married Billy J. Young on July 24, 1975 and he preceded her in death on January 4, 1994.
Aileen was a 1948 graduate of New Ross High School. She worked at the Clinton County Courthouse in the License Branch-BMV, as well as in the County Clerk and Auditor Offices. Aileen served 23 years in the Farmers Bank Credit Department until her retirement in 1995. She was an active member of the Antioch Church for many decades and served as a choir member, Hope Class treasurer, and Memorial Fund manager. Aileen volunteered for many hours and years as a Clinton County Hospital Pink Lady, as a precinct election official, and with the Salvation Army. She frequently was a blood donor. Aileen loved her Purdue Boilermakers and family gatherings and celebrations.
Visitation and Services
A funeral service celebrating Aileen’s life will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 24, 2019 at Goodwin Funeral Home, 200 S. Main St., Frankfort, Ind. Burial will follow in New Ross Cemetery. A visitation will take place on Tuesday, July 23,, 2019 from 4-7 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Salvation Army of Frankfort, Indiana.
Survived by:
2 Daughters: Karen (Prakash) Chandras of San Jose, CA, Katherine (David Garner) Pullen of Castle Rock, CO, 2 Sons: Gerald Pullen of Zionsville, Glenn Pullen of Brownstown, 1 Daughter-in-Law: Denise Pullen of Frankfort, 3 Step Sons: Donald Young of Brownsburg, Gregg Young of Oakley, CA, Kenneth (Rana) Young of Salado, Texas, 1 Step Daughter: Hope Young Bass of Austin, Texas, 2 Sisters: Mary Walters of Crawfordsville, Doris (Jim) Dice of Monmouth, IL, 1 Brother: Homer Williams of New Ross, 25 Grandchildren, 15 Great Grandchildren, 1 Great, Great Grandchild, and 2 Great Grandchildren expected in 2019.
Preceded by:
In addition to her parents and spouses, she was preceded in death by 2 sons: Gregory Pullen and Garry Pullen, 2 brothers: Harold Williams and Howard Williams, 2 sisters: Blanche Evans and Helen Williamson, a daughter-in-law: Beverly Pullen, and a step daughter-in-law: Angelina Young.
Just a line or two to Karen and Greg. Our love and prayers are with you both and your family. I can and do remember the times your mother and or dad were at Clinton Prairie. Great people. I can and do pray you both have GREAT memories to play over and over in your minds. Memories are God’s gift to us who are left from those we love in Heaven. God bless and keep you both and your families! Love and prayers Ben Stillwell
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Ben,
Your thoughts and comforting presence at the viewing were truly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Karen and Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleKaren and family,
So sorry for your loss. She lived a life for people to emulate. Thinking of you…
Fred Heavilon, Jr.
Easton, PA
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Mom did live an amazing life with inner strength, faith, and life experiences that guided her and many of us through challenges we experienced.
Your thoughts were shared and truly appreciated by all.
Thank you and wishing you well,
Karen and Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GooglePrayers for comfort and peace for your family at this difficult time.
Gary & Brenda Spray
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Brenda and Gary,
Thank you for your comforting thoughts and prayers. The funeral and burial services were beautiful and reflected our mother perfectly. The family appreciated receiving your condolences.
Karen Pullen Chandras and Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleRIP Aileen! We worked together at TFB for many years. Always pleasant and a smile on her face. I admire her beautiful home and yard. My sympathy and prayers for all the family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear MaryAnn,
Mom spoke well of her days at TFB. She also loved her flowers and watching them grow.
The family appreciates receiving your condolences.
Thank you,
Karen Pullen Chandras and Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleKaren and family,
I have sooo many fond memories of your mother. What a strong and great lady she was! She went through some tough times but only came out stronger. I’m sorry we didn’t stay in touch over the years. Our prayers go out to all your family.
Beverly and Jack Kauffman
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Beverly and Jack,
Your thoughts and comforting presence at the viewing were truly appreciated. I am so happy to be reconnected with you. Mom was an amazing resilient woman who had inner strength, compassion, humor, and faith that guided her through so many challenges. We all gained from her lessons of life.
Thank you.
Sincerely with love,
Karen and the family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleShe was the best. She was always so kind to me.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Ron,
Thank you for your comments. Her smiles and kindness were generous and experienced by so many special souls of her Frankfort community, including you.
With warm respect,
Karen and the Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleTo the Pullen and Young students that I taught at CP, you have my deepest sympathy. She was a fine lady.
John Elliott, retired CP math teacher
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear John,
Our sincere appreciation for your thoughts and condolences. Our mother was a huge CP fan and instilled a theme of education into our lives, thus the goals of Bachelor Degrees, Master Degrees, and Doctoral have been reached by so many of her children and grand family members.
Respectfully,
Karen Pullen Chandras for family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI was a student of my favorite teacher of all time, Mr. Pullen, when he passed away, and I first met Aileen at his funeral service. But I knew Kathy from grade school and in later years, while we were in college and she dated my roommate. I would always stop by Aileen’s desk at the Farmer’s Bank from time-to-time, and she was always so very nice and wonderful to speak with. She loved her children, was so very proud of all of them and when I told her I was going to Purdue to study agriculture, she gave me a big hug and a hoot right in the lobby of the bank. My thoughts and prayers are with the Pullen and Young families, and for my remembrances of Mr. Pullen, Aileen, Greg and Garry, too.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Gregory,
It was wonderful to read your condolence and your memories of the Pullen/Young family. You are absolutely right, mom was a huge Purdue fan and gave her support immediately to those who agreed with her. She had tremendous fun watching the games and Holiday concerts.
Thank you,
Karen Pullen Chandras
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Facebook Twitter GoogleKathy and family, our deepest condolences and thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Robert Honig
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Robert,
We appreciate receiving your thoughts and condolence for your mother, Aileen.
Respectfully,
Karen Pullen Chandras and the Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleKaren and all the family,
So sorry for your loss,your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Pam Newbold Brewer
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Pam,
It was so lovely to read your condolence.
Sincerely appreciative,
Karen Pullen Chandras and Family of Aileen Young
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Facebook Twitter GoogleGreg, My heart goes out to you and your family for the loss of your dear mother. When one is as remarkable as Aileen was, her passing is all the more painful. Remember all the times when she showed you how much she loved you and how proud she was of you. Hold on to the ideals that she guided you to. Aileen has not ceased to exist. Her soul lives on and “BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO DIE IN THE LORD FROM NOW ON. YES, SAYS THE SPIRIT, THEY ARE BLESSED INDEED, FOR THEY WILL REST FROM THEIR HARD WORK; FOR THEIR GOOD DEEDS FOLLOW THEM!” (Rev 14:13 [NLT]). I join you in mourning you mom’s passing, but we can find joy in knowing she is looking forward to seeing her family in Heaven where she is already in the presence of Jesus, resting from her hard work and enjoying the eternal fruits of her earthly labor. Claudia and I have been, and will continue remembering you in our prayers.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Pullen Children,
Today, July 29th, I just heard about the home-going of your Mom. You are in my prayers. I have fond memories of her and all of you and the Youngs.
Pastor Walt Willett
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Mom’s homecoming was special and vividly shared in her final hours before her passing. Mom was prepared for her journey, had spoken to her siblings, children, and many grandchildren. Karen, Gerald, Kathy, and Glenn were present and with her spiritually as she spent her final moments with us. We supported her and encouraged her to “go in peace”, reaching her crossing with those waiting for her at 2:40pm on 7/13/19.
We appreciate receiving your thoughts and condolence.
Our best to you,
Karen Pullen Chandras and the Family of Aileen Young
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