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During the retirement ceremony in Baton Rouge, Jake Hadley of the Department of Health and Hospitals said that Young's "greatest service was not to politicians in high office but to people with alcohol and drug problems. When Young learned of anyone in need of treatment, he would work tirelessly to get them help. Literally thousands of people across the state owe their recovery, in part, to Aubrey Young, and the people of this state owe him a great debt of gratitude."<ref name=obit/>

During the retirement ceremony in Baton Rouge, Jake Hadley of the Department of Health and Hospitals said that Young's "greatest service was not to politicians in high office but to people with alcohol and drug problems. When Young learned of anyone in need of treatment, he would work tirelessly to get them help. Literally thousands of people across the state owe their recovery, in part, to Aubrey Young, and the people of this state owe him a great debt of gratitude."<ref name=obit/>

Young often cited the [[Bible]] verse: "No height, no depth, nor any creature can separate me from the love of [[God]] through [[Christ Jesus]]" ([[Book of Romans|Romans]] 8:39).<ref name=obit/>​

Young often cited the [[Bible]] verse: "No height, no depth, nor any creature can separate me from the love of [[God]] through [[Christ Jesus]]" ([[Romans]] 8:39).<ref name=obit/>​

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