Barry Scott Young, age 44 of Section, passed away on Thursday, January 8, 2026 at Highland’s Medical Center. Funeral services are Sunday, January 11, 2026 at 2 PM CT at Corner Stone Funeral Chapel with Bro. Billy Black and Bro. Chris Bell officiating. Burial will follow in the New Home Cemetery at Henagar. Family will receive friends from 1 to 8 PM CT on Saturday and from 11 AM until service time on Sunday. In-lieu-of flowers please consider a contribution to assist the family with funeral expenses.
Barry is survived by his son, William Scott Young, mother, Sharon Shrader Eshleman; father, David ( Sharon) Young; siblings, Heather (Michael) Lewis, Samuel (JoJo) Young, Amber (Drew) Partain and Misty (Ashlin) Phillips; nieces and nephews, Braxton (Kate) Shrader, Sarah Beth Young, Sierra Young, Millie, Bowman, and Cyrus Partain, Aubree Phillips, Jayda Thomas; great nephew and nieces, Jaxson Shrader, Sadie Shrader and Raegan Shrader; aunts, Chris (Bobby) Hutcheson, Donna (Doug) Clark, Patricia Shrader and Glenda Shrader Veal; uncles, James Shrader, Michael Shrader and George Shrader; as well as numerous cousins and friends.
Barry was preceded in death by his niece, Savannah Michelle Young; grandparents, Lillie Elrod Shrader, Theodore Shrader, Rymon Young and Teressia Audean Monroe Ennis; aunts, Janice Shrader Dutton, Kay Shrader Black; uncles, Larry Shrader, Theodore William Shrader Jr., Roger Shrader, Bobby Young and Vernon Young.
Barry was a one-of-a-kind soul whose heart was as big as his love for life, music, and people. Barry was loving, caring, and kind to his core, with a gentle spirit that made others feel safe, understood, and accepted just as they were.
As a child, Barry was mischievous and full of personality, always keeping those around him on their toes. He proudly embraced his role as the baby brother, a role he carried with him throughout his life. He deeply loved his sister, Heather, and shared a special bond with his brother and best friend, Samuel. Being their little brother shaped who Barry was, playful, loyal, and full of heart, and that closeness remained a meaningful part of his life.
Barry was smart and thoughtful, with an eclectic mind and a natural curiosity about the world. Conversations with him were memorable, often filled with insight, humor, and sincerity. He was a deep listener who genuinely cared about what others had to say.
Music was woven into the fabric of Barry’s life. He loved it deeply, finding comfort, joy, and connection through songs of all kinds. Music spoke to him in ways words sometimes couldn’t, and it will forever be a reminder of him to those who loved him.
Barry gave love freely and unconditionally. He was generous with his time, his compassion, and his presence, never asking for anything in return. His kindness, laughter, and quiet strength left lasting impressions on everyone fortunate enough to know him.
Though his time on this earth was far too short, Barry lived a life full of love and meaning. He will be remembered for his big heart, his mischievous smile, his beautiful mind, and the deep love he held for his family. He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.
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