Signed, Mortimer (Ken Palmisano)
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Randall Blalock, 60, born on April 20, 1952 and passed away on February 24, 2013.
Husband, Father, Son, Brother, Uncle, Nephew, Cousin, Friend, Veteran, Golf Buddy, "The Plethora", Counselor, Numbers Man, "Big Dawg", 49ers Fan, The Boss Man, Business Owner & Entrepreneur.
We will remember him forever.
Services Information/Update From The Family: (Revised 4/6/13)
Living in both NJ & FL, dad has touched many lives. Friends & family in the FL area held a rememberance gathering for those who would not able to attend up north. It was held on Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 7pm at the Environ Cultural Center, 3800 Environ Blvd, Lauderhill, FL 33319.
It was his wish to have a Veteran's service. His Veteran's Rememberance Service was held on Friday, April 5, 2013 at the Washington's Crossing National Cemetary, 830 Highland Road, Newtown, PA 18940. MIlitary honors and flag presentation were given. A reception followed with friends & family joining us to share photos & stories.
In lieu of flowers... To give a charity gift in his memory, he was a supporter of:
Operation Christmas Child
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
60112 NW 9 Court
Margate, FL 33063
http://www.samaritanspurse.org/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/
Feed The Children
PO Box 36
Oklahoma City, OK 73101
http://www.feedthechildren.org/
Mom & I are in NJ with David & Renee. We appreciate the love and support from everyone. We put together this website so everyone can participate. Please feel free to add your photos & stories. Share this site with anyone we may have missed.
Thanks,
Jennifer
Tributes
Leave a tributeSigned, Mortimer (Ken Palmisano)
As I sit here in thought. I see everything that you have influenced in the past because it is still at work in the present all around me. Your guidance is still here through the family and friends you brought together. I love my family.
I love you dad.
Love always, David
Happy Anniversary
To this day I think about choices I make. If you would approve or not. I still make mistakes. Even now I am a work in progress. I will continue to to try be the man you saw in me and strive to be the man I saw in you. Your son, David
Still a part of my everyday life. Thank you for the precious memories that keep you in our hearts with joy. I thank God for our children who more and more show wonderful traits of you. Love you forever. Deb
Merry Maids of Allentown, Pa
Sincerely,
Audrey Rehnert
Merry Maids Owner in Bethlehem PA
http://youtu.be/w_DKWlrA24k
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Know that it is your memories of the fun and loving times that will be able to keep him with you forever. All my love to you all.
We could not believe the news when we heard, so I cannot fathom how it affected all of you. Randy's big heart, big laugh, big smile will be terribly missed. The photo on the boat brought back so many happy memories of times at the shore. Eternal rest grant unto him. Love, Liz Rich, Katie, and Ricky Wood
I am saddened to hear about the loss of Randy. I can only imagine the grief of losing your best friend and life partner. i wish you peace in the coming days. You and your children are and will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers. Your cousin, Vicki.
Words cannot express my heartfelt sorrow and loss. Randy was a wonderful man, mentor and friend. He taught me much about business and life, lessons that I will carry with me throughout my life. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this terribly difficult time.
With deepest sympthy and love, Ken Palmisano
Leave a Tribute
Signed, Mortimer (Ken Palmisano)
As I sit here in thought. I see everything that you have influenced in the past because it is still at work in the present all around me. Your guidance is still here through the family and friends you brought together. I love my family.
I love you dad.
Love always, David
If two of you agree..Matt 18:19,20
One side of Randall that you may not know is that he was a man of prayer. We would join hands and pray together over meals in or out. We often would pray together before attending meetings that were rumored to become heated. We would ask God to send His angels to close the mouths of the lions as He did for Daniel and bring peace and resolution in Jesus' name. Then afterwards, even we would be amazed that it went so well. Sometimes the ones that were planning to cause trouble did not show up. I'll miss that, but if you need someone to pray with about anything, anytime feel free to contact me. If by email put "prayer partner" in the subject, God loves you and I love you. Debra
When Randy was 3yrs old
Story share to us by Aunt Louise:
Randy was a darling little boy and I have many wonderful memories of him. Once he stayed with me and my mother while Joan recovered from some minor surgery. He was about three years old. I took him to nursery school during the day while I went to my teaching job. I had bought him a pair of gloves- he loved having a place for each finger. And then on the first day of nursery school he would not take them off, but wore them all day. When I came to pick him up and walk home together he let me put them in my handbag for safety. He didn’t want to lose them. It was so sweet.
Aunt Lou
The Big Request
Randy was always so good to me that I wanted to do something special for him. I couldn’t come up with anything so, as I often do, I was asking God to give me an idea. Just then the phone rang. At that time we were spending Jan & Feb in FL. He just flew to NJ for business & was with the “kids”. Then came the question…. Can I get a dog? This subject had come up before. My answer was always “no”. We have had pets before (cats, dogs, goldfish). My experience was even with assurances that I won’t have to do a thing it becomes my pet as well. Randy always loved dogs and not just any dogs…big dogs. Granted there was plenty of room for a dog to run around on a farm, but he would want to let him come inside. It was the one issue that I was standing firm on. No More Pets. As I am listening to him describe how wonderful and loving and well trained this particular dog was, all I could think was, “Very funny, God… You know I don’t want dogs in the house.” Finally, I realized… this was the answer to my prayer. I could do this for him. So I laughed and said, “All right, you can get the dog.” To which he replied, “ Oh good…I already did.”