Ronald Eugene Randolph, 76, Madison, died November 1, 2015 at home surrounded by his family.
Ron was born on May 27, 1939 to Harry and Viola Randolph.
He graduated from Adelphian Adventist Academy in 1959, and then studied at Emmanuel Missionary College. During this time he spent much time with his Uncle Benny and Aunt Bonnie Rendel, who he deemed very influential in his life.
On May 12, 1968, he married his lovely wife Stella May (Parrick) Randolph, at Bridal Veil Falls in Wawona, Californnia.
She survives in their home in Madison.
He is also survived by two brothers, Larry (Ellen) Randolph, of DeFuniak, Florida; Harry (Mary) Randolph, Ypsilanti, Michigan; 4 daughters, Lisa (Veril) Sheilds, Springfield, Oregon; Thresea (Michael) Randolph, Laurium, Michigan; Cindy Haynes, Doniphan; Martha (Ken) Knuppel, Cairo; and four sons, Benny (Sarah) Randolph, Centralia; John (Laura) Randolph, Madison; Jamie (Debbie) Randolph, Moberly; Dan (Danyelle) Randolph, Madison. Also surviving are 24 beautiful grandchildren, and 14 sweet great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his younger sister Dorothy Preston, Milan, Michigan and his daughter Malinda Randolph (18), Centralia, and one grandson James Egan (29), Laurium, Michigan.
Following school Ron worked full time as a Colporteur until 1968, when he transitioned into full time carpenter and part-time Colporteur/Literature Evangelist. He enjoyed music, reading, gardening and traveling with his family. He loved the Savior Jesus Christ and enjoyed meeting people and sharing verses of encouragement. He was genuinely interested in helping people have a better life on earth, and hope of eternal life in Heaven.
Memorial Service will be Nov. 8, at 10:00 a.m. at the Moberly Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1400 E. McKenzie St., Moberly, Missouri.
Published in Centralia Fireside Guard on November 4, 2015.
Ron was born on May 27, 1939 to Harry and Viola Randolph.
He graduated from Adelphian Adventist Academy in 1959, and then studied at Emmanuel Missionary College. During this time he spent much time with his Uncle Benny and Aunt Bonnie Rendel, who he deemed very influential in his life.
On May 12, 1968, he married his lovely wife Stella May (Parrick) Randolph, at Bridal Veil Falls in Wawona, Californnia.
She survives in their home in Madison.
He is also survived by two brothers, Larry (Ellen) Randolph, of DeFuniak, Florida; Harry (Mary) Randolph, Ypsilanti, Michigan; 4 daughters, Lisa (Veril) Sheilds, Springfield, Oregon; Thresea (Michael) Randolph, Laurium, Michigan; Cindy Haynes, Doniphan; Martha (Ken) Knuppel, Cairo; and four sons, Benny (Sarah) Randolph, Centralia; John (Laura) Randolph, Madison; Jamie (Debbie) Randolph, Moberly; Dan (Danyelle) Randolph, Madison. Also surviving are 24 beautiful grandchildren, and 14 sweet great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his younger sister Dorothy Preston, Milan, Michigan and his daughter Malinda Randolph (18), Centralia, and one grandson James Egan (29), Laurium, Michigan.
Following school Ron worked full time as a Colporteur until 1968, when he transitioned into full time carpenter and part-time Colporteur/Literature Evangelist. He enjoyed music, reading, gardening and traveling with his family. He loved the Savior Jesus Christ and enjoyed meeting people and sharing verses of encouragement. He was genuinely interested in helping people have a better life on earth, and hope of eternal life in Heaven.
Memorial Service will be Nov. 8, at 10:00 a.m. at the Moberly Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1400 E. McKenzie St., Moberly, Missouri.
Published in Centralia Fireside Guard on November 4, 2015.
Ronald Eugene Randolph, 76, Madison, died November 1, 2015 at home surrounded by his family.
Ron was born on May 27, 1939 to Harry and Viola Randolph.
He graduated from Adelphian Adventist Academy in 1959, and then studied at Emmanuel Missionary College. During this time he spent much time with his Uncle Benny and Aunt Bonnie Rendel, who he deemed very influential in his life.
On May 12, 1968, he married his lovely wife Stella May (Parrick) Randolph, at Bridal Veil Falls in Wawona, Californnia.
She survives in their home in Madison.
He is also survived by two brothers, Larry (Ellen) Randolph, of DeFuniak, Florida; Harry (Mary) Randolph, Ypsilanti, Michigan; 4 daughters, Lisa (Veril) Sheilds, Springfield, Oregon; Thresea (Michael) Randolph, Laurium, Michigan; Cindy Haynes, Doniphan; Martha (Ken) Knuppel, Cairo; and four sons, Benny (Sarah) Randolph, Centralia; John (Laura) Randolph, Madison; Jamie (Debbie) Randolph, Moberly; Dan (Danyelle) Randolph, Madison. Also surviving are 24 beautiful grandchildren, and 14 sweet great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his younger sister Dorothy Preston, Milan, Michigan and his daughter Malinda Randolph (18), Centralia, and one grandson James Egan (29), Laurium, Michigan.
Following school Ron worked full time as a Colporteur until 1968, when he transitioned into full time carpenter and part-time Colporteur/Literature Evangelist. He enjoyed music, reading, gardening and traveling with his family. He loved the Savior Jesus Christ and enjoyed meeting people and sharing verses of encouragement. He was genuinely interested in helping people have a better life on earth, and hope of eternal life in Heaven.
Memorial Service will be Nov. 8, at 10:00 a.m. at the Moberly Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1400 E. McKenzie St., Moberly, Missouri.
Published in Centralia Fireside Guard on November 4, 2015.
Ron was born on May 27, 1939 to Harry and Viola Randolph.
He graduated from Adelphian Adventist Academy in 1959, and then studied at Emmanuel Missionary College. During this time he spent much time with his Uncle Benny and Aunt Bonnie Rendel, who he deemed very influential in his life.
On May 12, 1968, he married his lovely wife Stella May (Parrick) Randolph, at Bridal Veil Falls in Wawona, Californnia.
She survives in their home in Madison.
He is also survived by two brothers, Larry (Ellen) Randolph, of DeFuniak, Florida; Harry (Mary) Randolph, Ypsilanti, Michigan; 4 daughters, Lisa (Veril) Sheilds, Springfield, Oregon; Thresea (Michael) Randolph, Laurium, Michigan; Cindy Haynes, Doniphan; Martha (Ken) Knuppel, Cairo; and four sons, Benny (Sarah) Randolph, Centralia; John (Laura) Randolph, Madison; Jamie (Debbie) Randolph, Moberly; Dan (Danyelle) Randolph, Madison. Also surviving are 24 beautiful grandchildren, and 14 sweet great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his younger sister Dorothy Preston, Milan, Michigan and his daughter Malinda Randolph (18), Centralia, and one grandson James Egan (29), Laurium, Michigan.
Following school Ron worked full time as a Colporteur until 1968, when he transitioned into full time carpenter and part-time Colporteur/Literature Evangelist. He enjoyed music, reading, gardening and traveling with his family. He loved the Savior Jesus Christ and enjoyed meeting people and sharing verses of encouragement. He was genuinely interested in helping people have a better life on earth, and hope of eternal life in Heaven.
Memorial Service will be Nov. 8, at 10:00 a.m. at the Moberly Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1400 E. McKenzie St., Moberly, Missouri.
Published in Centralia Fireside Guard on November 4, 2015.
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