COURIER-JOURNAL OBITUARY - 10/17/2011
RANDALL-BEDNARSKY, Regina, died Sunday, October 16, 2011 following a life filled with unexpected love (especially her husband, Denton); friends from all walks of life, beautiful music, art, literature, and hundreds of young people and students who helped define her life and provide fulfillment. Burial took place in Cave Hill Cemetery. If you wish to acknowledge Regina's life, you may make a donation to CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), 982 Eastern Pkwy, Box 9, Louisville, KY, 40217.∼Regina graduated from Western High School in Louisville, KY in June 1967. Although visually handicapped, she was a very good artist who loved to draw and write poetry, among many other endeavors. She could easily captivate an audience in conversations.
RANDALL-BEDNARSKY, Regina, died Sunday, October 16, 2011 following a life filled with unexpected love (especially her husband, Denton); friends from all walks of life, beautiful music, art, literature, and hundreds of young people and students who helped define her life and provide fulfillment. Burial took place in Cave Hill Cemetery. If you wish to acknowledge Regina's life, you may make a donation to CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), 982 Eastern Pkwy, Box 9, Louisville, KY, 40217.∼Regina graduated from Western High School in Louisville, KY in June 1967. Although visually handicapped, she was a very good artist who loved to draw and write poetry, among many other endeavors. She could easily captivate an audience in conversations.
COURIER-JOURNAL OBITUARY - 10/17/2011
RANDALL-BEDNARSKY, Regina, died Sunday, October 16, 2011 following a life filled with unexpected love (especially her husband, Denton); friends from all walks of life, beautiful music, art, literature, and hundreds of young people and students who helped define her life and provide fulfillment. Burial took place in Cave Hill Cemetery. If you wish to acknowledge Regina's life, you may make a donation to CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), 982 Eastern Pkwy, Box 9, Louisville, KY, 40217.∼Regina graduated from Western High School in Louisville, KY in June 1967. Although visually handicapped, she was a very good artist who loved to draw and write poetry, among many other endeavors. She could easily captivate an audience in conversations.
RANDALL-BEDNARSKY, Regina, died Sunday, October 16, 2011 following a life filled with unexpected love (especially her husband, Denton); friends from all walks of life, beautiful music, art, literature, and hundreds of young people and students who helped define her life and provide fulfillment. Burial took place in Cave Hill Cemetery. If you wish to acknowledge Regina's life, you may make a donation to CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), 982 Eastern Pkwy, Box 9, Louisville, KY, 40217.∼Regina graduated from Western High School in Louisville, KY in June 1967. Although visually handicapped, she was a very good artist who loved to draw and write poetry, among many other endeavors. She could easily captivate an audience in conversations.
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