R. Beauvais Randall Jr.

John.
I didn't know my Beauvais, but I have heard of you both all my life. My father was James S Randall and he spoke highly of you both. My Grandfather and Grandmother ,Fred and Mary Randall spoke of you both often as well. I am so sorry for your loss.
Sincerely

John,
I just learned of Beauvais's death and am so saddened. What fond memories I have of taking piano from your mom and the wonderful friendship my mother and daddy had with your parents. I even remember the recitals that your mother and my mother put on together - piano and reciting expression pieces.

Beauvais was truly a talented individual. It is nice to read such raving remarks about what a wonderful human being he became.

My very best to you.

Jane Hall Manus

To Beauvais' Family,
I just learned of the death of Beauvais and was so saddened by it. We were childhood friends, growing up in the same neighborhood. I took piano lessons from Nona for two years.. mainly so I could see Beauvais. Nona would close the living room blinds so he couldn't peep in and distract me. We were in the same class at Winona Park School,walking home together with the neighborhood kids. We lost touch after graduating from Decatur High, but I always thouoght of him as a...

John,
I was so sorry to hear about your brother's death. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

John and Molly
My love for you is expressed along with my sharing your deep sorrow. I wish I could travel to see you and want you to know that as family you have a special place in my thoughts and in my heart. I know from having watched you grow up how strong your family is and I know that will guide you thru the coming days. Please accept my love for you and may the Peace Of GOD be with you. Aunt Mary Randall
(mother of Simpson and Beauvais Randall)

John,
Elizabeth and I were sadddened to hear about the death of your brother Beauvais. Please know that you and your family are in our prayers.

Molly and John
I met Beauvais again at Coventry Place where my Mother lives. He helped me get treatment for a autonomic nervous disease that I had been trying to get treated for about 3 years. His letter was a great help to my Internist as she was trying to get me to Vanderbilt or Mayo Clinic. I am a member of DHS class of 1958 and enjoyed his piano many times. I will always have fond memories of him.

John,

I was saddened to hear of Beauvais' death. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Molly and John,
Please accept my sympathy for the loss of Beauvais. He was one of my closest friends in high school, and his positive influence from that time remains with me to this day. DHS '57 has lost one of its finest.