Randy Lee Conner

I admired Randy for his outlook on life , love of family and vast knowledge of the 1957 Ford car . He was one of a kind !!

Randy was an incredibly talented guy and a wonderful friend. We both grew up in Elgin and I met him working at a local machine shop. I have fond memories of working on old Fords( exclusively!) with him and screwing around on motorcycles. I re-connected with him after 45 years last summer and it was like we had never missed a day. A tragic loss.

Roger Ekholm

Randy was a best friend in elementary school. We played on the same little league team and football team. Randy won the scoring title in our last season even though he was one of the smaller half backs in the league. About 10 years ago we reconnected and shared many wonderful memories of our youth. We both enjoyed the reminiscing and became infrequent email buddies. I will miss being in touch with this great man. He was a genuine self made individual who commanded respect. Our football...

Randy was the type of person who never knew a stranger. Once you met him it was like being family. Sandy and I only made it up there a couple times but Im sure glad we did. Couldnt ask for more welcoming people. I will miss him and his incredible knowledge of the 57 Ford. Our prayers continue for The family. God bless them and comfort them.

We will truly miss our Car Buddy and seeing all of his Ford Pictures! Our sincerest sympathy and prayers are sent to his Wife & Grandson! (Have known Randy since 1st grade!)

Randy was my snowmobile friend, deer hunting partner, all around jack of trades at my home helping with repairs that I could solve. Maureen and I will miss him although we have moved away from Hayward. Our condolences to Annie and the family.