Dallas, Texas
1937 - 2014
RANDOLPH, Larry Lee Larry Lee Randolph first stepped on stage while in the sixth grade at Belle Grove Elementary in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and blew a trumpet blast announcing the entrance of Queen Mab and her court. It was an auspicious beginning to a life in the Theater. Born on February 27th,...
Read MoreGoodby Larry I sincerely wish that I could have met you. My name is also Larry Lee Randolph. I was born in 1946 in Kansas. It would have been quite a treat to meet someone with the same name, especially someone that shared a great deal of what we both liked about life. I am sure that your are missed very much.
Larry Randolph
April 16, 2015 | Duncan, OK
One of Texas Tech's best director's and costume designers. And n all round great person, sharing his love of the theatre arts to his last day.
Valerie Hill
September 19, 2014 | Lubbock, TX
Oh, dear Larry, there's a lot of water under the reactor. You were such an influence on me about art and culture and the difference it makes in our lives. Your passion and keen sense of observation will be ever-present with me. Your spirit will be missed. But will always live in our hearts.
Richard Privitt
September 18, 2014 | Lubbock, TX
The curtain will always remain open for Larry.
Larry, thank you for being my instructor at Texas Tech. You taught me techniques that were so beneficial to my carreer. I taught thos same techiques to my students. So your teaching not only benefited me but also other generations. You will be greatly missed.
Rosendo "Ross" DeLeon
September 18, 2014 | San Antonio, TX
