Kenneth Randall Witham

I never met Randy, but I had the pleasure of talking with him on the phone many times. Randy had a sense of humor and was very cheerful on the phone. I was shocked to learn of his passing. It just made me think not to take life for granted. He will be greatly missed. God Bless You Randy.

I knew Randy only a short time, perhaps just under 4 years. He lived in our apartment in Blythe and he worked for us as our manager. My wife and I visited him the day before Thanksgiving. We had a great talk and he was very upbeat. He showed us all the things around the project that he had initiated on his own.
When we heard the news we again drove there to see what we might do to help. We will miss his cheerful mannerism as I know the other residents will. We all will miss him as a...

Randy, your passing has made me think a lot this last week about all the memories that I have of growing up with wonderful cousins, aunts, and uncles. We are so lucky! You are one of the best. You always made me feel special, even if I was just one of the little kids. I will miss you, and I will remember you always.

Though our times together were few, I want you to know that I treasured them. I share the sorrow of your passing. Love, Your Cousin, Maria (LeBaron) Yazzie

Randy, I saw the Red Tail Hawks as they circled above the trees on the horizon. Perhaps God sent them to mark your passing, or maybe they were there to teach you how to fly. We will miss you.

Randy you beat me there, get eveything ready so when I get there we can hang out again!

I will miss your bright smile and big bear hugs. Thanks for being a great cousin.

Well miss you Brother
Love Doug And Linda