Dr. Randolph Acedo

Always wave to Randy as I drive by near his house and say Hi Randy, Mark David. He was the best doctor for me and my wife!

Now I feel lonely after this..my best doctor for 28 years is gone...now who's gone give me a good advices who's gone a tell me a good joke?? And who's gone put the shoulder for me to cry.after he gave me a good advices after my divorce...I feel like I don't care for my life no more.R.I.P.MY DR.MY FRIEND.MY BEST COUNSELOR...PRAYERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Rest in Peace would not even begin to explain how deep the loss felt by me as I miss this wonderful man. There has never been nor ever will there be a Doctor with a heart for the sick or the hurting and especially the poor who needed help! He would make house calls to my Mother when she could not get out to see him. Having lunch to listen to a hurting heart on his only day off... Where would one find such a fine Doctor or friend to replace this man? He leaves behind a Legacy and a fine...

I was very sorry to hear of Dr Acedo's death. I was a colleague of his at Kaiser Permanente. He was such a lovely man and a very caring and knowledgeable physician. We will miss him sorely

Such a loss! To the Acedo family, my sincere condolences on the death of your dear Randy. He was my husband and my physician the past few years, and we could not have asked for a more compassionate care provider ~ yes, his hugs! THAT was good medicine! He set the bar high. My [late] husband would take up most of his office visits talking politics and a little medicine! My prayers for comfort to family and friends in the coming days; Dr. Acedo surely has earned his great reward in Heaven.

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. May (1 Thessalonians 4:14) bring you some comfort in knowing that there is a future for the ones we have lost in death. May the God of all comfort strengthen your family during this time of deep sorrow.

I was deeply saddened by Randy's passing. I was a part of the family for about 20 yrs. and in that time I can't recollect a sour note. He was prankster though. When the family got together for a holiday or birthday and neices and nephews were young, he would tickle and chase them all around the house (and through the kitchen, of course) and get them all wound up, then sit back and watch his handy work. Always with that "who me" look on his face. He was a very lucky man to have both a career...

Dr. Acedo was the most caring physicians I had ever met. When I visited him, he would always start with a light joke which made you feel at ease. I thank God for having Dr. Acedo touch my life.