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Randy was baptized at an early age at New Saint Matthews in Newark, NJ. Randy received his elementary and secondary education from Newark Public Schools, and is a graduate of Weequahic High School. At the age of 18 Randy enlisted in the National Guards where he served for 19 years. After leaving the National Guards he worked at FedEx for many years until he made a career change to work in the transportation industry.
Randy leaves to cherish his memories, his four brothers, Calvin M. Barrino (wife Sheila), Michael A. Barrino, Erskine Barrino (wife Tonya), Illya Barrino (wife Onaney); His eldest nieces and nephew, Shaniquah Brown (husband Joseph), Danyelle Barrino, Kanyelle Barrino, and Isaiah Thomas along with a host of other relatives and friends.
Randy was predeceased in death by his parents Mitchell Allen Barrino and Matthew Barrino, Jr. and his sister Dora Denise Thomas.
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