I met Randy in 1981 (when I was just some dumb teenager) through my uncle who met Randy through my uncle's first wife. She drove a 240Z and my uncle drove a 280Z. I had 280Zs plus several other Datsuns and a 300ZX TwinTurbo, and my girlfriend at the time had a 280Z and a 200SX. The point is Randy worked on all of them for decades and he was amazing! He even made some house-calls at my place to work on my cars. Randy took me under his wing despite me being a typical juvenile and taught me so much about cars and life - at no charge. He is a great man and I consider him a friend who always made time for me. In all these years I have only heard kind things about Randy. The Lord gave Randy many tests but he overcame every one like a champ. I'll never forget how Randy always greeted me with a smile and, "Hey, David! How ya doin, bud?"
Dear God, please treat Randy special because he deserves it. Amen.

My dear dear first cousin Randy; so much love goes out to you. Haven't seen you much in 25 years because I was 20 years in Orlando after leaving tally and now 5 years in Vegas. Crazy thing is I'm moving back there in one week. Was looking forward to just popping in and surprising you. Unfortunately I am the one who got the heartbreaking surprise on Thursday. Millions of fond memories come flooding back including Big Mama's House, heart springs, and so many more. You were a huge light of love in this world to all who knew you. God bless you and rest in peace.

So much love from your cousin Ronna

Condolences from Lee Borecky and family. Randy was  a close family friend and will be missed greatly. We have many fond memories of good times together.

I had the pleasure of meeting and working with Randy in 1979. He has been great friend ever since. Randy was someone who helped you if you needed him. RIP Randy you will surely be missed

Just know am thinking about you and the loss of you dad and am praying for you and your brother and mom   Rip sir 🙏🙏

Randy Green, there is not a word in the dictionary that can describe the amount of love you had for everyone you met.  Whenever you came over to the house I got “hey gal!” followed by the biggest bear hug.  I will miss that and it hurts to know that I’ll never have that hug from you again.  I also want to thank you for loving Brett as a brother.  I know he’s lost without you.  You’ve left a big hole in so many hearts.  Rest well Randy Green. ❤️. Love, Brett and Deb

RIP our dear cousin. I have so many fond memories of your family getting together with ours to share the love of family. The many family reunions we attended at Hart Springs, and weekend visits with our precious Grandmama Green. Gone but never forgotten.  Condolences to your family.  Jane Cappola Jenkins

Randy was a fixture in my life since I was born. He and my father worked together for many years, and he was someone I always enjoyed seeing when I was hanging out in the parts department with my dad. I also considered him my "personal mehanic" when I owned my Honda. Randy was a great guy and he will be truly missed. My deepest condolences to the Green family.

Mr. Randy was one in a million. Had a heart of pure gold. He was family and always loved me like I was his own. Always there to help anyone, anytime, no questions asked. He was a "brother" to my Daddy and these 3 had a bond and brotherhood like no other. I know he is up there having a good ole' time (because he always knew how to have a good time). The world is definitely a little dimmer without him. He will be so missed! We love you Chris, Jeremy, Danielle and all of his beautiful grandbabies.

RIP to the man who was like a second Dad to me. Who made every tailgate fun. 🏈    
Who taught me the value of saying no ma’am and yes sir. Who always called me Blondie cause he thought I should have been born a blonde. Love you. Miss you. ❤️

OBITUARY

Randy Wallace Green

October 4, 1958 – February 21, 2024

Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home

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