Randall Litton

We are so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. While we had limited conversations with him, it was his house on Honey Creek (that we bought and love) and his black lab Kirby (we too have a black lab named Kirby) that has made Randy a fond memory in our lives. We know that he will be missed.

Patrick and Denise Mahoney

Dear Litton Family,
Thank you for allowing me into yours and Randy's life. Although it was short, I will not forget Randy, what a wonderful and sweet man, find comfort in God's Love during this time of grief.

God Bless

To all the Littons:
Mr. Litton has been a fixture in my life since I can remember, certainly for the last 35 years, if not longer. I can’t think of a holiday during my childhood that he didn’t play a huge part in our celebrations. I can’t think of a ‘family’ gathering that he would not be first to be invited. He always lit up a room with his spirit and energy, he always delivered the most intriguing stories, knew all the words to the most obscure songs, and had an infectious...

To all of the Litton's-Your dad/husband has played an integral role in the Tengelsen's lives. Christmas's, Thanksgiving, neighborhood parties, caroling, and many more. The shared times we have spent together have filled my life with many wonderful memories. Always quick with a hug and a smile. He provided strength and guidance to my family when it was needed most. We love you all very much and send our prayers and fond memories your way. love, jana, john and jake

Jo Ann-

I am so sorry to see this sad news. Please give Jill a hug for me, and know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Stephanie -
My sympathies to you and your family. What a wonderfully fascinating man your dad must have been! I hope you find some comfort in the memories you have of him.
All the best to you at this sad time,
Amy Osborn Kaechele
FHC Class of '84

Dear Litton Family,
Your husband/father will be missed. He was a major part of my childhood, a great personality and an awesome entertainer! He was generous with his time inviting many to fish on Lake Michigan in his boat named 'The Sink'. He certainly took a big bite out of the apple. I'm sorry for your loss but very happy to have known such a great man.

Mike Seekell