Jeffrey Lynn Randall

We heard the sad news about Jeff's death and we are still trying to get over the shock of it. Words cannot adequately express the deep sorrow we have for all of you. We will always remember Jeff's wonderful sense of humor and his amazing storytelling abilities. These words cannot heal the pain of losing someone so dear. May the love of those around you, comfort you in the days ahead. You are all in our prayers.

I had the privilege of having my office next to Jeff's at Oppenheimer. Simply put, he was a man of pride, honor, and integrity. Through Jeff and his stories, I learned about Deborah and his sons. He gleamed with pride everytime he spoke of them. His love and passion for his family and the simple pleasure of spending time with them made him most happy. I am so fortunate to have had Jeff as a friend. I pray for his family and may his memory be eternal.

My deepest condolences are with Jeff’s immediate and extended family. I cannot think of any words to express my deep sorrow. I just wished I would have kept in touch. Jeff’s humor filled my childhood and he will always be remembered as one of the funniest people on this earth.

Debbie,Carson, Nick, Palmer,
for 28 years i enjoyed Jeff's friendship and off the cuff humor. What a guy! I watched his relationships with all of you.

Boys, always remember his commitment to
"the Man in the Mirror"!

I will miss him.

Jeff was a warm and wonderful man, both professionally and personally. He always spoke beautifully about his wife, Debbie, and sons, Carson, Nick, and Palmer. I feel privilledged to have been associated with him in business, and thankful to have known him as a friend. My sincerest condolences to his family and close friends...he will be missed by us all!

All my love and support to Debbie and the family. I'm here if you need me.

Jeff & I were from the same "neck of the
woods". He from Ohio and I am from Ky. Since my husband passed away Oct 10, 2008
he would always say "when are you going
back to Ky". It was a real pleasure to
converse with him. He was a real neat
gentleman. He surely will be missed.
May God Bless His Family.
Ruby Molony Boca Raton FL

When I needed someone to go to for a laugh or a reasuring word I went to see Jeff. I have had the honor of working with Jeff for the last year and a half. He made me laugh when he would tell me about his brothers and he always talked about his boys with such pride. To have had a friend & co-worker like Jeff is an honor. I will miss him.

Jeff was definitely one in a million. I am going to miss him so much!!! One of the many things I admired about Jeff was that he loved his family more than life itself. He would always talk about his boys and whenever he did his eyes would glow with love. Another angel got his wings and his name is Jeff Lynn Randall.
May the peace of God dwell in the lives of his family.
Marilyn Arcelay (Delray Beach, FL)