Dearest Patty, we are just learning of Randy’s passing. We are so very sorry for your loss. Russ and I have wonderful memories of being in your beautiful new home. May you find peace during this difficult time. Many big hugs to you. Nancy & Russell Holbrook.

I just found out about Randy’s passing today and wanted to know more about his life after I knew him. He was my second boyfriend in my life, I was in 4th grade and he was in 5th. We were next door neighbors and he and I “courted “ across the fence.  Mostly he never was admitting to that at school. I loved him for years but that was mostly a grade school love. Glad to hear he had a good life and a great wife. Rest well, my friend.

Patty and family: 
You are in our thoughts and prayers as you celebrate Randy’s life.  He was an incredible, lawyer, leader and a true gentleman.  Of his many accomplishments and passions in life, his  family was first.  We so appreciate his many contributions at Nationwide, in the legal profession  and the community.  Our heartfelt sympathies to you and his colleagues at Bricker.  
 
Rest in peace Randy.  

Marilyn McClure-Demers and Alan Demers

My condolences to Randy's family.  I had the privilege of first meeting Randy when he was a partner at Bricker and then became a member of his team when he transitioned to working at Nationwide.   We had many conversations about gardening and other activities.   Randy was a warm, caring person and a wonderful influence.  It was a pleasure and an honor to know him. 

Kim Hensley

We enjoyed getting together with Patty and Randy throughout the years. He was a gentleman in every sense of the world. Our favorite story is when Randy bought the Triumph - twice for Patty. Mary Anne and Paul Scott

Randy and I grew up together and thought of each other as family. After high school Randy went off to college and I to military service, but I always kept up with his life accomplishments through his Mom and Linda , his sister. I will always remember our crazy times as small town teen agers. Love and miss ya ole pal. look forward so seeing you again when I cross to blue line. Frankie Dooms sends.

My condolences to Patty and Samatha.  I will miss seeing Randy at the Columbus Cars and Coffee events, where we often walked the show and talked.  Randy was instrumental in helping Bobby Rahal and me get the Rally for the Ranch event up and running.  His advice and counsel helped make that event extremely successful.  RIP my friend.

We’re so very sorry for your loss. We will truly miss seeing him cruise down Glen View Drive in the coolest cars—it was something we all looked forward to. His presence brought a little extra joy to the neighborhood. Sending you and your family love and light and prayers.  
The Dickey Family.

We’ve enjoyed our friendship with Randy and Patty for many years. Randy was wise and compassionate and an excellent counselor, mentor, and friend. He will be missed.

I lost a friend I have known since the first grade.
Randy's sister, Linda, always covered for me and Randy's mischief that we got into at Crimora and Dooms Elementary school.
I created a video 15 months ago of "Little Roy", a Bluegrass performer , where he had great accolades of Randy and his Father Mac Wiseman.
I will send the video to Linda's email address.
God bless this is a very sad day.

I had the privilege of working with Randy for many years.   He was nothing but class and kindness.  I feel honored to have known him.  My deepest condolences to Patty and his entire family.

So many wonderful memories - Renfro Valley (“lookin’ good!”), Friday Dallas/pizza nights, Michael and Kyle’s rendition of Buttermilk biscuits; Ohio Village (Matilda Toots!); pool time!, OSU games, mid Ohio racing, golfing (Dean and Randy), Geneva on the  Lake, our many dinners and great conversations - and so much more.  You will be in our hearts forever. ❤️🙏

I wanted to share this because our class at Wilson Memorial High School was a close class. We all have certain memories of our class mates. We had class reunions every five years. After some time passed, the locals decided we need to stay in touch more often.  We started meeting monthly, usually at a winery or a craft brewery. I would send out an email, almost always I would get a message from  Randy. " I can't make this one, but tip one for me." On the 17th, 18th and the 19th, I have tipped one for Randy Wiseman,  a friend and proud member of the Dooms Virginia  community. Hail!

Our hearts go out to Patty, Samantha and all of Randy's family.  It is a privilege and honor to have known and worked with Randy for many years at Nationwide.  He will definitely be missed.

Jeanne and French Wood

Friends since 1973! We treasure many memories with Randy, Patty, and Michael. Our children played together while we ate pizza and watched Dallas on Friday nights. We spent 2 weeks in an RV touring the west with many adventures. We celebrated many birthdays together.  We respected Randy and enjoyed our time together  and will miss him. Patty, we love you and treasure our friendship. 💔

For a brief time in high school, I was Randy’s girlfriend. I remember walking off the field with him after a winning game, both of us on top of the world. Ah, youth!  So in youth is how I’ll remember Randy, despite his many accomplishments as a successful adult. 
I wish your family many happy memories as well and may you find peace in time. It’s good to know that Randy is now at peace.
Karen Krieger, née Hewitt

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Randolph "Randy" C. Wiseman

January 25, 1946 – April 17, 2025

Schoedinger Northwest

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