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“grandpa this christmas is goin to be hard for all of us but we miss u and love u so much and i cry everyday and i know ur looking down on us i...Read More »
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1 of 17 | Posted by: amanda randolph - newark, OH
“i missed ya this year pops!!! didnt venture out to burton without ya, wouldnt be the same, nothin is im thinkin of you everyday, not just today i...Read More »
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2 of 17 | Posted by: barb - columbia station, OH
“I miss you so much
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3 of 17 | Posted by: patty - cleveland, OH - wife
“thinkin of you!
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4 of 17 | Posted by: barb
“happy easter dad,i missed you, tomatoes are in, please watch over them and us and hope your getting all my prayers, and love ,
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5 of 17 | Posted by: barb - columbia station, OH
“misses there grandpa
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6 of 17 | Posted by: barb - cleveland, OH - daughter
“SORRY FOR THE LOSE OF YOUR LOVED ONE....MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY...GOD BLESS YOU ALL. I MISS YOU ALL.....HUGS
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7 of 17 | Posted by: Wendy Lambright - friend
“dad,
God saw you getting tired, and a cure was not to be. so he put his arm around you and whispered "come with me" with tearful eyes we watched...Read More »
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8 of 17 | Posted by: barb - columbia station, OH
“OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY .....HIS MEMORY WILL ALWAYS BEWITH US......... GOD BLESS ..........
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9 of 17 | Posted by: COFFEY AND ARROWOOD - LAKEWOOD, OH
“grandpa was there when we needed him and we would go on long walks in the summer days and i miss him so much and he will always be in your hearts i...Read More »
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10 of 17 | Posted by: amanda - newark , OH
“Grandpa, you were so hysterical. You would go out of your way to make people smile. I remember all the silly songs you use to sing to me when I was...Read More »
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11 of 17 | Posted by: Raquel Cianci - Cleveland, OH
“as a child growing up at your house i never wanted to leave. your laugh was contagouis. all the walks in the park and the bon fires in the back yard....Read More »
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12 of 17 | Posted by: anna - brother in law
“We must all die somewhere,sometime,God did not even spare his only son. God reserves for himself the precise hour of anyones death. the moment the...Read More »
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13 of 17 | Posted by: barb randolph - columbia station, OH
“i love you uncle Ed i am happy that your my uncle and im sad that you are gone because you truly were a great person and you were always nice to me...Read More »
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14 of 17 | Posted by: brenda matamoros (harrison) - OH
“There is the part of us which is transient and temporary, eventually we all fall away, but there is also the part of us that is lasting. There is a...Read More »
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15 of 17 | Posted by: Robert Scott Randolph - ME
“Ed, I am so glad to have known you and that our familys, through the kids have come together. I will never forget you and your brother camping out...Read More »
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16 of 17 | Posted by: Roger and Mary Romine
“Ed always enjoyed a good joke and had a wonderful laugh!!
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17 of 17 | Posted by: Corrine luzius - Sister-in-law
Edward C. Randolph, 71, of Cleveland, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, December 8, 2010. He was born October 8, 1939, in North Olmsted and was a life-time resident of Cleveland.
Edward graduated from West Tech High School and in 1959 he joined the United States Marine Corps and was stationed in Okinawa, Japan where he served his country until 1964.
Edward was an electrician, working with different foundries over the years. He was an avid reader and enjoyed just being out in nature, especially the Metro Parks and the Cuyahoga Valley National Forest where he would find comfort in long walks. He frequented University Circle and appreciated spending time at all of the museums. He was described as a music fan and also spent countless hours debating various topics with his brothers via e-mail. Most of all Edward enjoyed being part of a large family which also included his dogs Lucy, Aries, and Daisy.
Edward will be greatly missed by many, but mostly by his family: his wife of 46 years Patricia L. (nee Luzius); six children Barbara Randolph, Patricia Cianci, Cheryl Randolph, Edward, Jr., William (Sharon) and Sean; 20 grandchildren Charlene (Donny), Amanda, Raquel, Corrine, Louis, Nicholas, Sean, Michael, Edward, Brandon, Jacob, Liam, Ian, Ethan, Michaela, William, Aaron, Gage, Aiden, Alyssa and 2 great granddaughters Raven and Victoria. In addition he is survived by brothers and sisters William (Dolores), Daniel, John (Josephine), Robert McClure, Gary, Cheryl (James) and Samuel (Anna) and is preceded in death by his parents William and Lucille (nee Foster) Randolph, brother Bob Randolph, and two sisters Dorothy Luzius and Evelyn Williamson.
Memorial Contributions may be made at any Charter One bank in Mr. Randolph’s name.
We will be receiving guests at our home for a celebration of our father’s life, and we are looking forward to seeing all family and friends.
Visitation will start Tuesday the 14th and Wednesday the 15th of December at 12 noon till 8 pm both days. Call Barb at 1-440-343-1646.
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