Hard to believe it has been 3 years  already. This was the day our youngest daughter got married. You looked so handsome in your tux. Miss you so much. Thankfully my memories now bring more smiles than tears. The puppy I got two years ago helps fill the void. You were quite the character; you provided such tenderness and humor to our life. Wish we could have grown very old together, but thanks for the 32 years we had. All my love

I was sorry to find out that Randy died in 2020. I knew him many many years ago . I'm sorry he died of the young age of 70. I would really like to know what he died from. Carol you have my deepest sympathies. 

You were the most amazing step father to me, the best grandfather and of course the best husband, & soulmate to my mother. You had the biggest heart. You’ve always been there for all of us. You’re humor was off the charts! And your heart was the biggest of any man I’ve ever met. I wish I could here your voice and hug you!  Justin and I miss you so much!  Until we meet again!  ❤️❤️😘

I  remember you asking me  if you could buy me a drink-I said  "you don't dance"  and walked away.  This happened a few times over a period of a few weeks.  Finally, you came up and asked me to dance!!  Apparently you took a couple private dance lessons from John so you could at least two-step.  And as they say "the rest is history".  We had an amazing 31 years; country dancing, horse back riding, and family barbeques.  You had such an awesome personality and sense of humor.  I miss you so much.  Your voice, your hugs, your kindness .  There will never be another Randy.  Until we meet again my love, my friend, my everything  

I miss your voice; I miss your hugs; I miss your smell; I miss your sense of humor; I miss my soulmate, my confidant, my best friend, my everything.  

Thanks for the laughs Randy. I was a little reserved when I first met you, but soon came to love your wittiness.  You will surely be missed.  

My husband and I truly love Randy & Carol as our own family. Carol came into my life when she gave me the ultimate accounting job. Not too long after she married Randy. He used to come to the office and take her out, brought her gifts & flowers. I always thought”Wow! How lucky you are Carol that he treats you so wonderfully!”. Ever since they’ve been our friends throughout our lives. Randy made me my favorite, margaritas, that got me & Jimmy so drunk the we walked like 2-3 miles to our car the next morning, still 1/2 lit after a get-together. I also dat in a lawn chair and fell to the concrete underneath 😂. I remember saying “I broke your chair!” And everyone was laughing but me trying to stand back up. 😂I’m laughing now! I’ll never forget that!! Neither will Jimmy 😊. We were actually parked closer, but had no bearings on which direction to walk. Too funny!!!! He made good margaritas! Hahaha. He was gem. He made my best friend the greatest husband in the world next to mine. We will always smile when we think of him.  

You were the best man ever.  I miss you so much, every minute of every day.  Thanks for the memories, honey.   I am hoping some day the memories will bring a smile to my face instead of tears to my eyes.  Our many horse back rides, our country dancing , our family times and our love for each other knew no bounds.  Save me a place.


I am really going to miss my Uncle Randy. He was the best Uncle anyone could ask for. I have so many wonderful memories of him when I was growing up. Going to my Uncle Randy and Aunt Carol's house for family barbeques. Holiday get togethers were the best. Uncle Randy dance with the angels. Take care of PaPa, Purdy, Cousin Stacy and my Karissa. I'm really going to miss you Uncle.. See you when I get there.. Love your niece, Vanessa💕💕

OBITUARY

Randy Allison

October 21, 1949 – July 19, 2020

Palm Boulder Highway Mortuary & Cemetery

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