Randall Raydon

Condolences. We loved you Randy. You were one if Sam Bass bestie. You had good times. Lari

Randy was a friend of mine, for many years. He was older than me so I looked to him like a father figure. He has given me advice many, many times. It was always advice worth taking. He also taught me to work on my car quite a bit. He didn't just do it for, me he taught me how to do it. We went fishing a few times. He's the one that taught me how to bass fish. Before that I had only gone catfishing and Crappie fishing. I fell in love with bass fishing thanks to him. He was always a good friend.
When he had his back surgery (one of his back surgeries) and they had messed up on the hardware in his back that's when we became close. I would bring him snacks and foods and soda pop. Things he really wasn't supposed to have but desired because he was in the hospital. He always talked about his kids and his grandkids. I have to admit, I can understand why because they are all wonderful. He was the kind of friend that no matter how much time had passed or how long it had been since we had seen one another we could always sit down and it was like we were never apart. We could sit and talk about intricate things. Or we could sit and just talk about the great many things,the great kind of nothings that makes friendships worth having. I will always miss you my friend until I see you again. And as always. Whether you're here on Earth or up in heaven. I will continue to love you...more today...less than tomorrow. Always and forever my friend.
Rebecca Starr Loper

Prayers and blessings to the family. We are so sorry for your loss. Love to all, Russell and Tammy Raydon