Randy Lee Johnson

I wasn't able to get in touch and I knew something was wrong. You were like a big brother at PGE and I miss talking to you, your leadership, and times we attended events. Even after you retired you were there - helped me buy the Toyota in SLO - saw your BMW - i will miss our calls. Rest in peace my friend.

Randy was a kind person and a good soul. He had a positive outlook on life and a great sense of humor. I had the honor of working with him back in the day when hiring Chen and Rad techs. Randy will be missed and our prayers and go out to the family. Colette (and Chris) Joyce

My condolences to Randy's family. It seems like I saw him just yesterday in Morro Bay. The world of friends from the early days is getting smaller. Let's hope Randy is fishing somewhere and keeping an eye out for us. Mark Somerville

One of my most cherished memories of Randy took place on the Pacific Ocean. I had the pleasure of joining Jimmy Nalin on his boat, the Seeker, for a fishing trip. As we sailed along, we unexpectedly encountered Randy and his companions in their craft. Randy sported an impressive 1920s-style hat that instantly brought to mind the grandeur of Hearst Castle. With his marine radio microphone in hand, he seemed completely immersed in the moment, relishing the rocking waves and skillfully reeling...

Dear Janet, family and friends of Randy, On behalf of the United States Submarine Veterans, we offer our sincere condolences at Randy´s passing. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We are always saddened whenever a fellow "Bubblehead" departs on Eternal Patrol. He served with honor in the U.S. Submarine Force. To our "Brother-of-the-Phin" we say, "Sailor, rest your oar. We have the watch. Fair Winds and Following Seas." Thank you for your service to our country. Janet...

Janet, We send you and your family our most sincere condolences. We will keep you in our prayers and thoughts in the days ahead. Best, Fred and Judy Kerr