I remember Randy leaving RHHS after about a month of our Senior. He started college wihout a high school degree. Randy and I tried to keep in touch in college but I lost track of him. If I remember correctly, he died in NYC where he was a pharmacist. Good guy.
Randy lived in College Park just as I did. We both went to Richmond Drive Elementary. Randy had a drivers license in 9th grade!He would take me and some others friends home after Latin Club at Sullivan Jr.High.Sometimes he would run us by Hardees before our return home. Randy was a kind and friendly guy but he was also a kidder and had that dry sense of humor.I lost contact with him in the latter years of high school but fondly remember those times of the past.Here is a rose for you,Randy.
I remember Randy and he was the sweetest,smartest guy.He was my friend and I still have a picture of him from the days at Richmond Drive Elementary.Here is a rose to my friend....Jenny
I remember Randy in Junior High and High School. He was such a sweetheart. He was so smart and was just such a good person. I kept in touch also until he moved away. A truly great loss ...a rose to you my friend. Carolyn Hancock Finley
I remember Randy from elementary school. He used to play with us at recess. We continued to have classes together through high school and he was occasionally a member of our car pool. What a wonderfully thoughtful person...A rose to you, Randy. Thanks for the memories.
This caught me totally off guard. Randy and I hung out a lot. I remember his laughing so hard at me and my mom as we put icing on a chocolate cake that was not cool enough yet and it slid all over the place. Randy was in a gang of friends that used to go to cry baby bridge and drink boones farm (really on the wild side there). Somehow he found out when my father died and sent me a card. Glad to know he went to the big city and filled his dreams .
Skip Ghantt
I remember Randy leaving RHHS after about a month of our Senior. He started college wihout a high school degree. Randy and I tried to keep in touch in college but I lost track of him. If I remember correctly, he died in NYC where he was a pharmacist. Good guy.Clyde Brumfield
Randy was a very good and close friend, and we shared a lot of laughs and great times together. Here's a rose for you, Randy.Cheryl Howe (Pitts)
Randy lived in College Park just as I did. We both went to Richmond Drive Elementary. Randy had a drivers license in 9th grade!He would take me and some others friends home after Latin Club at Sullivan Jr.High.Sometimes he would run us by Hardees before our return home.Randy was a kind and friendly guy but he was also a kidder and had that dry sense of humor.I lost contact with him in the latter years of high school but fondly remember those times of the past.Here is a rose for you,Randy.
Jenny Ramsey (Potter)
I remember Randy and he was the sweetest,smartest guy.He was my friend and I still have a picture of him from the days at Richmond Drive Elementary.Here is a rose to my friend....JennyCarolyn Hancock (Finley)
I remember Randy in Junior High and High School. He was such a sweetheart. He was so smart and was just such a good person. I kept in touch also until he moved away. A truly great loss ...a rose to you my friend. Carolyn Hancock FinleyEllie Sturgis
I remember Randy from elementary school. He used to play with us at recess. We continued to have classes together through high school and he was occasionally a member of our car pool. What a wonderfully thoughtful person...A rose to you, Randy. Thanks for the memories.
Polly Jo Young (Bryan)
This caught me totally off guard. Randy and I hung out a lot. I remember his laughing so hard at me and my mom as we put icing on a chocolate cake that was not cool enough yet and it slid all over the place. Randy was in a gang of friends that used to go to cry baby bridge and drink boones farm (really on the wild side there). Somehow he found out when my father died and sent me a card. Glad to know he went to the big city and filled his dreams .