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Laura Jeffery posted a condolence
This is so shocking! I am so sorry to hear of Randy's passing. I met Randy many years ago in Oak Ridges (around 2001) and was very touched by the time we spent together. He had a "way" about him that was mesmerizing. Everyone loved him! We "clicked" instantly!!! In fact he was so memorable that I have been putting his name in Google searches once in a while for years since ~ this is the first time I have been able to locate him. How sad. Over the years, I have oftened smiled at his memory and send him a good thought, a prayer. Wonder how he was doing and where he wandered. I believe I never really knew his story and I wished he has been able to share it with me ~ but he was only able to give me a fictional story with strong shades of reality. I accepted that from him. He did speak very highly of you ~ his family. He touched my life! "Jesus jumped-up!" "Jesus wept." Laura (called Katie by Eugene)
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Erin Catton-Rochard posted a condolence
So, so sorry to hear of Randy's passing. I've thought of him at times over the years; you were all such a big part of my childhood. I remember Randy very fondly. My deepest condolences. Erin
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Angelina Gorman posted a condolence
This is very tragic. Although I have never met Randy this really is sad. He's my cousin and knowing a part of my family is gone upsets me. My dearest condolence, Angelina
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Ida D'Annibale posted a condolence
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Randy's sudden and unexpected passing. I have known Randy since he was two years old and has been part of our family since. My thoughts and deepest condolences for his family at this time. Randy is gone, but his memories will always be with you. Ida D'Annibale
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Enza Fata posted a condolence
I am so sad to hear of Randy's sudden passing. I will always have fond memories of Randy. He was the sweetest little boy when I met him at age 2. He grew up but to be a man but I always saw that little boy in him. My memories will never fade. May peace be with you Randy.
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Kathy Catton-Bruce posted a condolence
I'm so sorry and sad to hear of Randy's passing, this is tragic! It's been many years since I saw Randy but I rember him as sweet with a mischevious smile. My thoughts are with all of his family, stay strong, he lives on in your memories.....Kathy
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Catherine Quirk posted a condolence
Elaine,Paul and Lisa please accept my deepest sympathies. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. I use to live on Denlaw Road when we younger and we hung out ar the park beside your house. He will nevver be forgotten, he will live on in your precious memories.... Catherine
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Dr. Marnie McArthur posted a condolence
My deepest sympathies to all of Randy's family. He was really a gentle guy and I have known him all his life. I live in Caledon now, north of Toronto, but I miss you and was sad to read this notification when I picked up the London Free Press while visiting Bayfield. Marnie
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Chris Waspe posted a condolence
I’m shocked and saddened to hear of Randy’s passing. I often referred to him as my favorite cousin. The only comfort I get from this event, is knowing that he’s on his way to a better place
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Gary Dixon posted a condolence
Sincere condolences to all. I, too, haven't seen Randy for a very long time, but the spring in his step and his omnipresent smile remain a vivid memory. Speaks volumes. Peace.
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Yvonne posted a condolence
I knew Randy when he lived in Ottawa. We didn't part on the best of terms but when remembering happier thoughts I'd have to say that I remember him loving to go to Karaoke...his signature song was "Angels" by Robbie Williams...and he would always get a laugh when he sang "Beautiful" by Christina Aguilera...He loved spicey chicken wings and always had a story. I hope he's at peace now and I wish his family sincere condolences.
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Sara Freeman posted a condolence
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Randy's passing. I have looked for him on and off for years and have never had any success. I met Randy in the Fall of 1999 and we spent a good deal of time together. My daughter truly would have loved to have met him. I send my thoughts to the family and wish that it could have been sooner. I would welcome some contact from you.
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Robert Thompsett posted a condolence
“Ruthless, psychopathic crackhead†barely begins to describe this foul, soulless, monster of a man, completely lacking in conscience. Praying on plain, unwanted women, he shagged his way around the block into enough cash to keep himself in crack 24/7 by being utterly two-faced: Mr. Charm when he wanted something out of you, a violent punk if you needed something from him. For Randy seemed to regard that people who stood up to him had to be destroyed, but those who were kind to him were weak and deserved to be alleviated of their worldly possessions. Before I realized what he really was like, I had the misfortune of subletting to him. Not only did he stiff me for the rent and walked off with $100 of my cash, but he ran up $2,400 in sex-call chatlines at my home in the last ten days after I told him he would have to leave at the end of the month. During this time, he took up with a married woman whom he persuaded to abandon her kids, only to ditch her after she became pregnant. Worse, before I knew what he was like, I had introduced him to a single mother who I knew and before I could stop it, she let him take her 8-year old out for the day. After plying her with gifts, he doped her out and, whilst she was unconscious, something occurred that caused her to start gushing blood from her nether regions – not hard to guess what had happened. Incredibly, he still managed to sweet talk the mother out of calling the Police. A few months after I had kicked him out of my apartment, he just stormed in, up the stairs to my study and demanded that I use my company checking account to fraud the bank to bail him out of a drug deal. He said that if he did not manage to get the cash that he would have to start hurting people. Bizarrely, I did not realize that he was threatening me with serious violent if I did not pay up, however, I did stand him $600 which, of course he never paid back. Following that, my family and I have had to remain ex-directory for our own protection. Following conversations with the local Police, I discovered that Randy was also sought urgently as he was renown for buying drugs “on tick†and then savagely beating up the dealers when they came looking for their money, but, as the Police did not have his name and address, they could do nothing about him. Randy’s death is truly a God Given Act of mercy for all his victims, albeit, coming 40 years too late, for the world would have been a better place if only he had been smothered at birth. Discovering he’s dead is a true blessing and I shall be opening a bottle of champagne to celebrate tonight.