Randall C. Reno, 55, of New Castle passed away the evening of November 3, 2014 at his home. He was born on August 16, 1959 in New Castle. He was the son of Ethel Covert Reno and the late Walter Reno. Randall is survived by his beloved wife of 36 years, the former Connie McFall. Randall is also survived by three daughters, Jennifer (James) Gasser of Wampum, Nicole Moore and Michelle Reno of New Castle. Randall will also be deeply missed by his three beautiful grandchildren, Cody and Alex Gasser and Gabryella Moore. In addition, Randall leaves three brothers, Walter (Cindy) Reno of Lubbock, TX, Thomas (Sally) Reno of Hahira, GA, and Daniel (Roxanne) Reno of Maryland; four sisters, Cheryl Ann (Jack) Brandon, Sandy (Bob) Dando, Linda (Harold) Braden of New Castle, and Judy (Pat) Milliken of Kennerdell, PA, as well as numerous brother and sister-in-laws. Randy also left behind his beloved dog, Scooby.
Randall previously worked as a welder for City welding. He loved to fish, hunt and socialize with his friends.
Randall previously worked as a welder for City welding. He loved to fish, hunt and socialize with his friends.
Randall C. Reno, 55, of New Castle passed away the evening of November 3, 2014 at his home. He was born on August 16, 1959 in New Castle. He was the son of Ethel Covert Reno and the late Walter Reno. Randall is survived by his beloved wife of 36 years, the former Connie McFall. Randall is also survived by three daughters, Jennifer (James) Gasser of Wampum, Nicole Moore and Michelle Reno of New Castle. Randall will also be deeply missed by his three beautiful grandchildren, Cody and Alex Gasser and Gabryella Moore. In addition, Randall leaves three brothers, Walter (Cindy) Reno of Lubbock, TX, Thomas (Sally) Reno of Hahira, GA, and Daniel (Roxanne) Reno of Maryland; four sisters, Cheryl Ann (Jack) Brandon, Sandy (Bob) Dando, Linda (Harold) Braden of New Castle, and Judy (Pat) Milliken of Kennerdell, PA, as well as numerous brother and sister-in-laws. Randy also left behind his beloved dog, Scooby.
Randall previously worked as a welder for City welding. He loved to fish, hunt and socialize with his friends.
Randall previously worked as a welder for City welding. He loved to fish, hunt and socialize with his friends.
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