This memorial website was created in the memory of Randy Cain who was born on August 10, 1956 and passed away on June 28, 2005. His loved ones miss him.He will be missed by every person who ever knew him. He was a man who asked for little but gave everything he had and was.
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Leave a tributeMom will agree some years are harder than others and last year was tough but I feel ok this year. I don't miss you any less and still wish you were here everyday but I know you are keeping a protective eye on both of us. Love you always.
Derek & I are engaged, this one’s the real deal. My previous marriage was only because I felt it had to be done because I wanted you to give me away. Sadly you didn’t make but thankfully mom was.
My love for Derek is genuine, unlike anything I’ve felt before.
I finally have the love you and mom had.
Love you & miss you always.
Mom & I miss you and not a day goes by we don’t think of you.
Love you!
We think of you all year.
Love always xo
Love & miss you always
XO
It's hard to believe you would have been 65 today. It would have been great to celebrate this with you.
Miss you. Love always.
Cheers!! Love you.
Most of the world has gone to shit, I’m sure you would find the humor in most of it. Lol
Love you Dad.❤️
I really do wish you could have met Derek. You may have approved of the previous but this guy.. you would really love this guy!!
Love you daddy!
Wish Derek could have met you. I think you guys would have got a long great.
Love you and I hope you’re enjoying a Black Russian, I will cheers you with mine.
My life now is good and It makes things easier, especially during holidays.
It's Halloween and both Connie and I are still into it. We wish you could be here with your morbid sense of humor and gags. Miss you as always. Me xo
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Randy my love.
He was the only man I ever wanted and he was taken from me by lung cancer that spread through his body. He was a quiet man that was generally not very social, but when he decided to make you his friend that was it, you always knew he was there for you. He would do anything for anyone and ask for nothing in return. Even while undergoing chemo, he was across the road helping to renovate a neighbors home with other neighbors. There are very few men with the strength, humor, character and determination that he had. He was my hero and I miss him everyday.
Randy and his war games
He loved his paintball war games, granted he took them to the extreme. He had smoke bombs , grenades, rocket launchers and he built with his friends, a tower ,fox holes and anything else needed to make it feel real. He had the guns, ammo and all the gear and spent weekends away shooting his friends and getting shot at. He loved it, even with the bruises, broken toe, and broken collarbone he sustained, he would never have given it up.
Randy's bottle collection
Randy spent years digging up, cleaning up and then displaying his prize bottles. He could look at a field that to anyone else look like just a field. But for Randy he could tell by the way the land was that a homestead or maybe a barn had been there at one time. He could go directly to the area he thought he might find something and start to dig. Sure enough there would be bottles , nails, glasses, medicine bottles, etc. He could tell you almost the whole life story of the people who had been there. He was very smart and loved history. Then he would clean everything up and put them on display.