Dad tribute

- [ ] You may have known a great man named Randy Randolph,my dad. He was a Greeter at the Spring Hill Walmart, a member of the Church of the city in Spring Hill, where he would greet people and direct parking. You may have known him from the Antique car club, or maybe you met with him every Friday for coffee or knew him from his Bible study group. XHe was often seen driving around town in his 1929 Ford model A. Randy was a wonderful dad, grandpa, h usband, son, brother, uncle, and friend. He was An attentive husband and the Best Grandpa in the world. from field trips to fishing trips, working on his 1929 Ford model A with his grandson, taking his grandkids in the parades, soccer and basketball games, gymnastic classes. You name it he was there. He wanted to capture every moment every milestone. everything a grandpa could be...he was that man. Need a helping hand, he was there. He truly enjoyed his job as a Greeter at the Spring Hill Walmart and he blessed and connected with people every day. He was a handyman-a man who lent his hand to anyone who asked and even those who didn't. Although his life was short, it was full. Full of love, Family, friends, memories, and imparting a warm smile and a kind word to all those he came in contact with. And although we are mourning the passing of a wonderful loving man let us celebrate his life by knowing so many lives were  blessed by knowing him.  He had a big heart and will be greatly missed by his friends, his family,and this community.