Aaron W. Randall was born July 2, 1933, the son of Harvey and Myrtie (Rutledge) Randall. Aaron passed away peacefully in his sleep, Sunday January 26, 2020.
Aaron was called “Poppy” by his family members. He leaves behind Barbara Ann Kuykendall who he was married to for 66 ½ years and a loving family, Phillip W. Randall (Melinda), Malinda Frichtl (Darrel) and Judy Jenson, 6 grandchildren and 11 great grand children.
Aaron was a veteran of the US Army and served during the Korean War. The highlight of his life was the Wednesday Morning Bible Study Group at his church. He would not let anyone make an appointment for him on Wednesdays. He and Barbara volunteered in the community. They had won an award for “Volunteer Couple of the Year”.
Since 2003, Aaron had fought to be with us, suffering from cardiac heart issues, bladder cancer and COPD. The doctor labeled him as “a tough old bird”. We have to thank cardiologist, Dr. Lakshmi, who he called his “Earthly God”, Dr. Patel his COPD doctor and Dr. Helfer, his urologist. They kept him going for 17 years, then God said, “you have been through enough, come live in peace with me.”
Burial with military honors will be at Grandview Memorial Gardens, Champaign following the service.
Aaron was called “Poppy” by his family members. He leaves behind Barbara Ann Kuykendall who he was married to for 66 ½ years and a loving family, Phillip W. Randall (Melinda), Malinda Frichtl (Darrel) and Judy Jenson, 6 grandchildren and 11 great grand children.
Aaron was a veteran of the US Army and served during the Korean War. The highlight of his life was the Wednesday Morning Bible Study Group at his church. He would not let anyone make an appointment for him on Wednesdays. He and Barbara volunteered in the community. They had won an award for “Volunteer Couple of the Year”.
Since 2003, Aaron had fought to be with us, suffering from cardiac heart issues, bladder cancer and COPD. The doctor labeled him as “a tough old bird”. We have to thank cardiologist, Dr. Lakshmi, who he called his “Earthly God”, Dr. Patel his COPD doctor and Dr. Helfer, his urologist. They kept him going for 17 years, then God said, “you have been through enough, come live in peace with me.”
Burial with military honors will be at Grandview Memorial Gardens, Champaign following the service.
Aaron W. Randall was born July 2, 1933, the son of Harvey and Myrtie (Rutledge) Randall. Aaron passed away peacefully in his sleep, Sunday January 26, 2020.
Aaron was called “Poppy” by his family members. He leaves behind Barbara Ann Kuykendall who he was married to for 66 ½ years and a loving family, Phillip W. Randall (Melinda), Malinda Frichtl (Darrel) and Judy Jenson, 6 grandchildren and 11 great grand children.
Aaron was a veteran of the US Army and served during the Korean War. The highlight of his life was the Wednesday Morning Bible Study Group at his church. He would not let anyone make an appointment for him on Wednesdays. He and Barbara volunteered in the community. They had won an award for “Volunteer Couple of the Year”.
Since 2003, Aaron had fought to be with us, suffering from cardiac heart issues, bladder cancer and COPD. The doctor labeled him as “a tough old bird”. We have to thank cardiologist, Dr. Lakshmi, who he called his “Earthly God”, Dr. Patel his COPD doctor and Dr. Helfer, his urologist. They kept him going for 17 years, then God said, “you have been through enough, come live in peace with me.”
Burial with military honors will be at Grandview Memorial Gardens, Champaign following the service.
Aaron was called “Poppy” by his family members. He leaves behind Barbara Ann Kuykendall who he was married to for 66 ½ years and a loving family, Phillip W. Randall (Melinda), Malinda Frichtl (Darrel) and Judy Jenson, 6 grandchildren and 11 great grand children.
Aaron was a veteran of the US Army and served during the Korean War. The highlight of his life was the Wednesday Morning Bible Study Group at his church. He would not let anyone make an appointment for him on Wednesdays. He and Barbara volunteered in the community. They had won an award for “Volunteer Couple of the Year”.
Since 2003, Aaron had fought to be with us, suffering from cardiac heart issues, bladder cancer and COPD. The doctor labeled him as “a tough old bird”. We have to thank cardiologist, Dr. Lakshmi, who he called his “Earthly God”, Dr. Patel his COPD doctor and Dr. Helfer, his urologist. They kept him going for 17 years, then God said, “you have been through enough, come live in peace with me.”
Burial with military honors will be at Grandview Memorial Gardens, Champaign following the service.
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