Dr. Paul Newell Youngdale passed away December 16th at the grand age of 89. He was a very kind man who believed in academic excellence and service to others. Born to Paul and Dorothy Youngdale on May 20th, 1928 in Elkader, Iowa, Paul served in the Army between WW II and the Korean War andContinue Reading
Tom Cantwell, Badger Honor Flight
left a message on December 31, 2017:
The volunteers, flight team and board of Badger Honor Flight mourn the loss of their hero, Paul Youngdale. We are thankful for his military service and proud to have served him on his trip to Washington, D.C. on April 17, 2010
Pam and Gary Haas
left a message on December 21, 2017:
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. He was a kind and wonderful man. ( and boss! ). He lived to serve people. He had the biggest heart, always doing something for someone else. I have many wonderful memories. We send much love and many blessings to you all. Sincerely, Pam and Gary Haas and family
Patricia Knox
left a message on December 21, 2017:
Had Dr Youngdale as my eye Dr when I was a Kid. Received my first pair of glasses from him. He always made sure that a child's glasses had their name printed on the bow. That helped my brother when he jumped off the diving board at the beach with his glassed on. He got them back only after they drained the beach.
Brenda & Bob Meyer
left a message on December 20, 2017:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Paul was such a wonderful man. Our sympathy.
mark anthon
left a message on December 20, 2017:
As a young boy in the 1960's, I recall the trauma and shock of realizing that I actually had to get "glasses!" Dr. Youngdale quickly put me at ease and explained the simple facts in such a kind, accurate and compassionate way, that I not only no longer feared this awful ordeal, but now eagerly looked forward to the "cool" glasses that he'd patiently & professionally helped me choose. This world was a kinder and gentler place because of men like Dr. Youngdale. My sincere sympathies to the family.
Judy Bell Hein
left a message on December 19, 2017:
Such a kind and loving man who was always so gentle with his patients in and out of his office. He made my transition to contact lenses so easy at age 14 and ever since was always so complimentary whenever I'd see him. I recently had the pleasure of visiting with him at The Manor and again, he was always so gracious. My thoughts are with you all.
Floyd R. Henschel
left a message on December 19, 2017:
Dear Family Members: Sorry for your loss. His contributions to the community will be remembered as well as his commitment to serve to his country. Most sincerely, Gail and Floyd Henschel
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Tom Cantwell, Badger Honor Flight
left a message on December 31, 2017:
The volunteers, flight team and board of Badger Honor Flight mourn the loss of their hero, Paul Youngdale. We are thankful for his military service and proud to have served him on his trip to Washington, D.C. on April 17, 2010
Pam and Gary Haas
left a message on December 21, 2017:
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. He was a kind and wonderful man. ( and boss! ). He lived to serve people. He had the biggest heart, always doing something for someone else. I have many wonderful memories. We send much love and many blessings to you all. Sincerely, Pam and Gary Haas and family
Patricia Knox
left a message on December 21, 2017:
Had Dr Youngdale as my eye Dr when I was a Kid. Received my first pair of glasses from him. He always made sure that a child's glasses had their name printed on the bow. That helped my brother when he jumped off the diving board at the beach with his glassed on. He got them back only after they drained the beach.
Brenda & Bob Meyer
left a message on December 20, 2017:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Paul was such a wonderful man. Our sympathy.
mark anthon
left a message on December 20, 2017:
As a young boy in the 1960's, I recall the trauma and shock of realizing that I actually had to get "glasses!" Dr. Youngdale quickly put me at ease and explained the simple facts in such a kind, accurate and compassionate way, that I not only no longer feared this awful ordeal, but now eagerly looked forward to the "cool" glasses that he'd patiently & professionally helped me choose. This world was a kinder and gentler place because of men like Dr. Youngdale. My sincere sympathies to the family.
Judy Bell Hein
left a message on December 19, 2017:
Such a kind and loving man who was always so gentle with his patients in and out of his office. He made my transition to contact lenses so easy at age 14 and ever since was always so complimentary whenever I'd see him. I recently had the pleasure of visiting with him at The Manor and again, he was always so gracious. My thoughts are with you all.
Floyd R. Henschel
left a message on December 19, 2017:
Dear Family Members: Sorry for your loss. His contributions to the community will be remembered as well as his commitment to serve to his country. Most sincerely, Gail and Floyd Henschel
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