Randy will be missed. It was a blessing to know him for all the attention he gave to several of our family properties. He was in a 1940 cabin in Preston were he added a white wall to wall carpet that really classed that place up, carpet still in and gets a regular shampoo by Stanly Steamer. Still the best feature in the cabin! We also had him landscape a steep bank on a Lake Sammamish House that is a testimonial to his eye for landscape. Looks better every year! And I will never forget the time The State Fisheries Dept was coming out the following day to approve ponds for stocking trout, We wanted the lawn and pond banks to have a well groomed look and Randy with Cari in tow, did a great job working well into the dark evening to make sure all would be well the next day. Needless to say the Fisheries people were wowed and could not get over all the work that was needed to keep 6.4 acres looking so good. He also did similar service for neighbor with broken lawn mower, Randy would show up and put his lawn in show condition. Randy will be missed. I'm proud to call him a friend, carpool buddy, landscaper and a privilege knowing him. "Rest in Peace"

I met Randy at the King County Journal Newspaper in 2006. For me, it was love at first sight. That love never faltered nor did it change. It remained so powerful, as it developed into a "true" love story. Often people tend to express their feelings of love when they realize that they are losing a loved one. Not the case for Randy and I. We shared a profound love like no other that either one of us had ever known. My sorrow runs deep, and it hurts me to my very core. However, I am so very grateful that I was able to experience such a love. It was my absolute pleasure to care for the only man I have ever truly loved, during his last days. I held Randy when he could not walk alone, I stroked his sweet face each night until he fell asleep. I am so grateful to God for the most amazing Love story ever. I will keep Randy with me for all of the rest of my days, until we meet again. And we WILL indeed, meet again.....My one and only true love forever....I love you Papa......Mama

I met Randy when I worked at the King County Journal many years ago. It was a pure joy to get to know him and joke around with him. I also worked with Cari many years ago when we were teenagers and it was a true blessing that she found her Prince Charming in Randy. What an awesome couple. My husband, Bill Adams said to me the other night that Randy was such a great guy to work with. The Lord has another angel now and he gave us all a gift in letting Randy into our lives. What a true blessing.

I'm sorry I didn't know Randy better. But I do know that he made Cari happy and he seemed to light up when she entered the room so I know he loved her as much as she loved him. He will be missed. Love and prayers for his family.