Randall Lee 'Sonny' Magee

Was my best friend through school and I moved away out of state then moved back to Mississippi and never new you in Diamondhead. I really we got in trouble for blowing a pay phone and got caught cause we had easy rider flags on our jackets. I miss you buddy. Bill turner

In loving memory of a wonderful friend. I will love you and miss you always. You were such a good friend to me. I could always count on you to be there for me in any situation. R.I.P.

RIP ole buddy. Don't worry Lee Ann the good Lord is riding with you!

It was such a pleasure to spend the last few days with him.
He taught us how to make Jambalaya his way, it was very good. We will treasure the moments we had with him, and he will be forever in our hearts and our memories.
We know he was at peace with himself, he said it several times, and that he wanted to get home to the love of his life, his loving wife LeeAnn, his heart was in a good place.
Our sincere condolences to his Family and Friends.

I met Sonny one day in Lacombe Louisiana at a gas station. I was pumping gas and I heard. What you doing Red? He was on the other pump beside me filling up one of his Harleys for a ride. We were instant friends and have shared quite a few memories. But my favorite was when he told me he found Lee. He was so excited and thrilled. He told me then he was going to marry the love of his life. They had just met again after many years. I spent time with them both and knew it was a match made in...

so very sorry for your loss Lee. You are in my thoughts and prayers.