Randall E. Jorgensen

Got on the computer tonight to do a little work and listen to some great 70's rock. Got to thinking about one of my great friends from high school, Randy. I am so sad to find out that he has passed. He had such a wonderful spirit. I will always remember the great times we had together and how he influenced me. Sorry we (I) never kept in touch, but thanks for all you gave me in those crazy days. They will live forever.

Dad, I am missing you more than ever. Your priceless advice will never be forgotten. I love you more than words can say. I know you have moved on to a better place, But you definitely wanted to stay here, with your family. You fought a strong fight dad, and I miss you more than enything. I thought it would be easier after 4 months but it is hitting harder. I know you got this, and you won't back down!! Forever love

I had the privilege of working with Randy at Front Range Marketing. I just learned of his passing at the EDS show this week. My sympathy goes out to Randy´s family and friends there in Utah. He was a great guy and will be missed by us all.

Randy, my very best friend since 2nd grade. Thanks for all the times you picked me up and dropped me off, you always drove since you had the nicer car. We had a lot of fun together sports, cars, girls. My mom would always tell me to invite you over for dinner. It has been a good life and I feel privileged to have been your friend for all these years. You left way to soon my brother. I will always think about you. Love Van

One of the best friends growing up, bands, hot rods, baseball and partner. Will be missed, see you soon brother.

I met Randy 52 years ago at Bonneville Jr High School. He was my first boyfriend and my best friend until we parted ways in 1978. He taught me how to drive his yellow mustang which was his pride and joy. We had lots of fun times partying thru high school with truly wonderful friends and Rick. You never forget your first love. Rest In Peace Randy....

We loved you Randy