Randall Kay McFry

In loving memory of a wonderful person. I met Randall in 2004 when I started working in the AV department for Floyd College. He was a hoot. He is going to be missed.

Randall and I had lots of fun growing up on the Pinson Road. Hunting arrow heads, playing in the creek and woods around our houses. We had fun riding his moped around and watching starts and planets as amateur astronomers. His mother, Eloise, made the best homemade hot cocoa on those cold nights.
He was a good friend as well as a close cousin. I hadn't seen him in some time when I found out he was sick, then learning of his passing. He suffers no more and I look forward to seeing him...

We graduated same class at Model. Sorry to hear of his passing. May he rest in peace

Janice and Boys, I am so terribly saddened to have just seen the announcement of Randall’s passing. Randall has always been one of the kindest people that I know. He was so helpful to Kevin during a very difficult time letting him work with him at the college. I have so many good memories of you and me, with our very young boys spending time together.
The days ahead will be hard. You will all have my prayers for comfort during this time of adjustment.

Sorry to hear about his passing. Randell was a great Son, Father, Husband & Cousin. He will be missed. Our Love from the Amos Family.

Janice, my prayers are with you. I remember you two fondly from my first days at Chapel Hill. You both embodied the love of Christ, especially in the love you showed through the Children’s Ministry. Your example at the Rock Store was my first experience going outside of my comfort zone and giving from my heart and you guys planted that seed. I can’t imagine the hole left in your heart. Again, my prayers and thoughts are with you.