Randolph R. Clover

I am sorry for your loss Evelyn and kids.

I met Randy at Mary A Deterding in the six grade went on to Barrett seventh and eighth-grade he became a captain with the fire department I became the chief mechanic on the Goodyear blimp recently just before he died we reconnected after almost 40 years or more he never mentioned he was sick I talked about my career he told me about his career so Debbie if you read this I truly like to get in touch with you my parents still live in the same house I will miss Randy what a kind and gentle soul...

To Randy's Family: Randy was loved and respected by everyone who worked with him at Sac Metro Fire. He was an excellent fire captain who served bravely and helped thousands of people. Randy always conducted himself as a gentleman and his performance reflected great credit upon himself and the fire service. His brothers and sisters at Sac Metro proudly served with him, and he is deeply missed.

So sorry to hear Randy had passed. My thoughts are with you. I remember Evelyn bringing that good ham bread he made. My family makes it too! I remember when Randy got chief you and I were working at board of eqalization. So very sad.

I am saddened by your loss......though we find peace that we are whole and in His arms forever.
I spent 7th and 8th grade at Barrett JH..on to Del Campo HS. Blessings and regards. Wendy Thomas

To the family, so very sorry for your loss, your precious family will remain in our prayers. As you take each day one step at a time and hold on to the loving memories of your loved one, may God grant you strength to see each day through. 2 Corinthians 4:7