Robert A. "Jim" Randall

Jim, not an enegma everything said in his obituary is exact, correct and an hohorable tribute to his carrieer and accomplishments for sure. What is not there is the Jim that some of us were privlidged to know. Seems everyone has bits and pieces of experiences with him. For me and my family he has been an unbrella of support, wisdom and friendship always being avialable, never to busy to be there when asked. Some 25 or so years ago while being with him he recevied a call & we had to find a...

Sad to read this. I knew Jim (Bob) at Copper Valley School in Glenallen, Alaska in 1959-60 when he served as a volunteer worker there that year. He was younger than most of us so I didn't know him well but remember his joining the teachers on some outings as well as meals in our staff dining room there. Copper Valley was an Alaska Native boarding school operated by the Jesuit fathers and the Sisters of St. Anne for mainly years. There were also many of us lay volunteers who lived and...

Fare thee well old friend, finest of men, and guardian of those in need, as you embark on that final journey into that which we call eternity. God bless for a life well lived and a job well done.

I'm deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our friend Jim. Our friendship stretched decades as a customer at my store Zimmermans Dry Goods. His generosity was highlighted through his donations of clothing to local reservations, and in his later years ordering "Food not War" shirts for residents of Ukraine. He will be truly missed.