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Frederick Randle Obituary
Fred, age 70 passed on Sunday morning May 9, 2021. Our family says "Mom called him home on Mother's Day because she needed him."
Fred was born July 19, 1950 at NAS Quonset Point, RI. He served in the US Army from 1968-1970. He was a Viet Nam Veteran.
Fred is survived by his son Jeremy Randle (Jessica) and his grandson Benny; his sister Sharon Parker (Mike); his first wife Janis Wood and second wife Jo DeTar M.D. He has numerous nieces and one nephew who cared very much for him.
He was preceded in death by his father Floyd Randle, his mother Elizabeth Loncosky, his sisters Elizabeth Parsons and Amy Erickson.
Fred also had so many great friends from Nam and Florida with whom he kept in touch; we know they too will miss him. Sharon his sister says "She misses her (little 6'7") brother, he is her hero."
Fred will be laid to rest at the Veteran's Memorial Cemetery in Fernley, NV. At a date to be announced, the family will have a celebration of life.
Rest in Peace Fred.
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Marie Freeman
May 19, 2023
Miss you so very much dear cousin Marie
Sena-Marie Freeman
May 27, 2021
Oh, my dear cousin Fred (Randy). How you will be missed by so so many. All of the memories on the ranch in Verdi, especially on the hay wagon rides with my dad and uncle. On November 22, 1958, you walking down in front of your sister and me at our cousin's wedding. You as ringbearer, your sister and I flower girls. So so many memories. You will never be forgotten. dear cousin. My heart goes out to Sherry and you family. I love you and you will never be forgotten. Until we meet dear one .
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