Randy Way Westervelt

Time passes BUT our loved ones are not forgotten; now we can remember the good times... Much love to you my old friend Barbara. We had some great fun times together too.

How fast time progresses, but instead of diminishing our recollections, for those we love, it simply enhances our perspectives of what we're missing by their absence. We look forward to our future 'reunions' with them, and remember the lyrics, "so I've got to be good... so I can see" Randy... on the other side! Best and heartfelt wishes for all of the family. Tp

Barbara and family,
Saundra {Sam} and I are so sorry for your loss. Words cannot express our sorrow. Always cherish the memories. We cherish the memories of shrimping with the both of you and how gracious you were to allow us to come down. He was always very friendly and helpful. He always had so many stories, I don't know how he ever got the work done here on our house addition.
Take care,
Daryl and Sam Lareau

Barbara and family: so sorry to hear about Randy; Barbara was my best friend in high school. She loved Randy when they were teenagers and has ever since. Randy was a cutie and a very nice man. I know he was loved by all of you. Sherry Taylor Butler (would like to visit with you Barbara) call me 843-697-2525

I have lovely memories from my childhood with Uncle Randy. He was always telling jokes and making people laugh. I remember he always caught and brought oysters for big family roasts. I remember him letting me ride in the back of his truck with my cousins, even when my mom said I wasn't allowed. I remember swimming off his beautiful dock. He was at the hospital when I was born with a video camera and he was at my wedding telling jokes years later. Thinking of you Aunt Barbara and Travis...

My condolences to the family. Reflect on the memories you have of your loved one. May the God of all comfort give you His peace during this difficult time.

Randy and Barbara let us get married at their dock, I believe we are the only couple to ever have their wedding there.
We have so many great memories of fishing and sitting out back of the old house with them.
Nancy and I send our condolences and prayers to Ms. Barbara and the entire Westervelt family...

we are sorry to hear about randy passing.i remember working for and with him at the naval shipyard.our prayers go out to his family.may he rest in peace.

Randy was one of the hardest working, most generous people I ever met. I spoke to him a few months ago and he was having a blast working with Travis hauling vehicles. Sure gonna miss him.