Randon,
I'll never forget the first time I took you skiing. Boy, what a hilarious time that was. I remember getting you on the bunnyhill chair lift at PebbleCreek and telling you that once at the top you needed to jump off the lift. I jumped and as I turned around I heard this, what I thought, a little girl, screaming, only to find you hadn't jumped off and were heading back down. As they were stopping the lift for you to get off, you jumped into a huge pile of snow face first. I know I shouldn't have laughed at the time because you were young, however, it was quite funny.
I also remember hooking your skis up to the back of the snowmobile and dragging you all over one of the fields. Again, when I looked back, instead of being up on your skis you were dragging on the ground laughing and crying at the same time because snow was up your nose and down your jacket. Again, quite funny. You used to call me a two planker and I would call you a knuckle dragger as you transitioned from skiing to snowboarding. What I never told you was, you turned out to be an amazing boarder. You never had any fear and just kept on moving. I am so proud of you Randon.
Then there was the time you came to my house in Inkom and were climbing the bales of hay and jumping off from the top. The last time you climbed up to jump off, my dog 'Ullo" followed you and jumped as well...landing on your back mid-air all the way to the ground. You and he both layed there for a few trying to get up. Thank you for protecting my dogs fall. And I'm sorry about the cow pie that you landed on. It's a good thing it was hard!
I love you Randon!!
Love, Aunt Jeni
I rember the look of joy
your mom and dad had the day you were born. They were so proud of their beautiful baby boy, who had huge hands and feet. I sat in a chair next to your moms hospital bed and held my only grand child
. WOW what joy and love you brought to the whole family. Everyone who saw you fell in love with you. You were so handsome, smart, strong, and kind.
I remember the look of pride and honor on your face the day your own baby boy was born. A son who you said looked just like you and he still does. You would carry your son around and you were a father. Then along came your baby girl and again you had that proud daddy look on your face. You held your little girl differently and were afraid of hurting her, you were a daddy. Both of your babies loved you, worshiped you and they still do. They still cry for daddy and dada when their hurt or scared. Now your wife is left with the job of raising them on her own with only the help of your mom & dad, me, and some friends. It's not the same for her as raising them with you
.
I know you are always around watching over them and all of us, we have all felt you and smelled your colone many times. We are all still hurting very much and dealing with devasting pain over losing you. You will always be carried in our hearts forever. I'll never say goodby, I'll only say "see ya".
Love G-ma MORE
Hey Bud,
I have so many wonderful memories of you from the time you were born, & all through your life. You were an amazing son & person. I miss you so much & the pain is unberable, but I get through it knowing you are in a better place & are happy. I also think about all the times you made me laugh, & that helps, but at the same time, I will never be able to laugh with you or have you make me laugh ever again.
I was laughing so hard earlier, & then I started crying, cuz the lunch lady song from adam sandler came on & I remember driving to Fred myers with you & Mike, Jason, James & Brian & you put that song on and made me listen to it, cuz I was a lunch lady. The song was so funny & I was driving & laughing so hard that I keept driving over the parking curbs & you & your friends were laughing so hard, we all were & we all almost peeded our pants, you never let me live that one down, & I just want to thank you for that. I will put more memories up on this site. I promise to get music & pictures up for you too. I love you & miss you so much Randon......"MORE" Love Mom
