Randall Ishida

Dean/Brent...My deepest sympathies to you on the passing of Randall. We all lost track of each other when we moved off Fruitridge Road (although none of us moved very far) and started living our own lives, but I have very fond memories of you and Randall, Sanaye, and your parents. Namaste.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed talking with Randall when I would see him walking the neighborhood. Chuck.

Warm thoughts and condolences to family and friends. I have fond memories of Randy from school, and will miss his witty humor.

I rode my bike from south land park to McClatchy M-F in the summer late 70´s to attend summer school. It was an art class that I took. It was there that I met my art teacher, it was there that I won 1st place in art competition, it was there that this art teacher would later on become a friend. Every year we would exchange Christmas cards and it´s not just a card where you sign your name, we actually exchanged letters talking about what´s new with us and such. We would run into each other at...

Really Sorry to hear this. Worked with Randy at Marie Calendars and hung out with him. He also was an usher in my wedding

REALLY SORRY to hear this. Worked(Marie Calendars)and hung out with Randy back in the 70s. Considered him a real friend.

My deepest sympathy to the Ishida Family. Your brother Randy was a big helped to the Mori Family with our Mom's funeral arrangements. Randy will be truly missed.

When I think of the all the years we were at the Bee, I think of only the good times with people like Randy. He made the Bee what it was with his caring, considerate and kindhearted personality and Randy will always be remembered for that. He was always a friend you can count on and he always gave so much more than what he took. Miss you my friend.

Randy and the gang at The Sacramento Bee early 1970