Randy H. Annis

Randy was a character.. we all miss him. That was a mold that was broken and can not be replaced. My heart goes out to his family ...and the community of friends that loved him. Best......... Jude

Randy was a Gunstock pal and we often skied together if not teaching a lesson at the Ski Learning Center. Great sense of humor and I thoroughly enjoyed working with Randy there. He will be missed by family and friends. Rest in peace my friend. DON MARGESON Moultonborough, NH

Golf Randy taught my boys to golf at Bolduc 9 holes. Selling candy and hot dogs with Mia at the baseball field while Randy coached. Great guy. He will be missed. Billy, Debbie and the Curran family.

I am sad to see of the passing of Randy...He was a quirky guy, always up for a laugh. Over our many years working on real estate transactions Randy was easy going, creative and fun to be around. I was Judith to him, he was Randall to me.....I will miss him. I know he was well loved by many and I my thoughts go to his family and friends that will greatly miss him as well..

Over my 26 years as a Realtor, I always enjoyed showing a Randy Annis listing and / or doing business with him. Always fun, always honest and down-to-earth. I am sure he will be missed greatly by his colleagues, I know I will miss him. Just realizing that you, too, were a lifelong skier - wish I had had the chance to ski with you sometime! I am glad you are in a better place, now, and no longer suffering from such a terrible illness. My sincere condolences to your family and friends at this...

Always a smile on his face a quick wit in any situation. He was a true Real Estate Professional and taught us all the Golden Rule. He will missed by all that knew him.

I helped Randy at Gunstock with the school programs at night. We usually were able to get in a couple in before we finished. He was an excellent skier, I loved flying down Tiger or Red Hat watching him carve beautiful GS arcs. We also collaborated on a few real estate deals. He had many years of experience when I was starting out but would always give me some pointers while making it fun. When Randy came into AA I was so glad to see him. He stuck with it and became a fine example of recovery...

Noe of my first encounters with Randy was at our neighborhood friend Gunstock. He was observing my first ski instructor's class and said "you are precisely the reason we train instructors - I expect to see your name first on the list of the next instructor's training class - LOL." He was always there with a funny one-liner or to help cover someone's class when in a jam. It was his flexibility that enabled me to see the Psychedelic Furs concert - thank you Randy, I will always remember you...

My condolences to the annis family, Randy was a mentor to so many on the slopes and the country club. He was a master at many things and it was privilege to have worked along side such a salt of the earth human being. Thanks for all your advice while at gunstock will always cherish those conversations. May the trails up stairs be soft and white, the greens manicured to perfection and the one perfect swing that leaves you right where you need to be! RIP