Randall W. Whitcomb

I think Randy taught the most memorable Sunday School class I've ever been in. Vickie and I were extremely flattered that he and Rita showed any interest in our young adult lives.

Randy was a good friend in high school. So sad to hear of his passing.

One of his first patients back from research, he diagnosed me with type 1 diabetes. It really helped during this time that he was upbeat, knowledgeable, and caring. Best bedside mannered doctor I have had. I was just thinking about him 25 years later and looked him up. So sorry to hear about his passing. Reading of his Christian faith, it made sense to me of his optimism and glad to know he is the hands now of the Almighty.

So sorry to hear this newsRandy was one of best students in the Tabor College science division and we are so proud of him and his accomplishments.

Truly sorry to hear of Randy's passing. I remember when he was hired at Parke-Davis into the department I worked in and how positive and excited he was in the work we were doing. Since the Parke-Davis days we would reconnect for consulting work and he was always the positive person from the first days we met.

My condolences to all of you. So many special memories of times spent with your family. We are thinking of you at this time and sending our love and prayers.

Peg Leonard and family

Very sorry to hear about Randy's passing. He was a fine colleague at Parke Davis. God bless his family.

Randy was our neighbor and I have been friends with the Whitcombs for about 20 years. I really got to know Randy when my company worked on his home doing painting and wood repair. I remember he was a partner of a company as well as a consultant, and my crew and I were amazed at how hard he worked; always having meetings on the phone, etc. It was then that I realized why he was so valued as a consultant; he had a brilliant mind and he was a good hearted, genuine person. I asked Randy to...