Ranald MacDonell

I had the privilege of working with Randall for many years. He was kind, funny, and a great boss. Prayers for the family

I was a high school friend of Ranald's (Mac) he was a great athlete and I thought very fondly of him. We went as a group to the Gandy Dancer for our senior prom. I knew he met his wife at MSU but not much after that as we all got busy pursuing our careers and our own families. My condolences to Allison and the rest of his family at this difficult time.

Alison and Family, Sending our deepest condolences to all of you on the passing of your dear husband and father. We were lucky enough to be neighbors of Ranald and Alison in Kimball Farms in the late 90´s. All of our kids played together in the yards and at the clubhouse and we fondly remember our daily walk up to New Prospect every afternoon. May you take comfort in your wonderful memories and the love of your family and friends during this difficult time.

I've known Ranald since we were small kids. All through Douglas, Harrison, Cambridge and Garden City East High School. Ranalds family invited me in with open arms. What a great family. I will miss him. Great friend, great athlete and competitor. Thank you Ranald. You have blessed me with your wonderful friendship. I pray for comfort for your family.

Alison and Family, You have my sincere condolences. Ranald was a very special man. He was a good friend, husband and father. He loved talking about his family - all their sports and school activities. I´m enjoyed talking to Ranald down by the tennis courts or in the Skymiles Club at the airport @ 6:00 a.m. Ranald was always on the move going some where. May God bless Ranald, you and your family.

Well Ranald was a lot like me in many ways. Fun memories- having beer on the weekend in our back yard while the kids played and skiing in a white out in Breck one year where we wanted to stay out. We couldnt see, kept falling and laughing and when we reached the rest of our group at the bottom, we had ice covering our heads and face. So many memories!