I still think about you everyday man, 
The woods just aren't the same without you.
Miss you and love you

MD

Gonna be planning our Maine trip soon. Again...It won't be the same without you there dude. I'll drink one for you.

Randy,

Missing you a bunch! Words cannot describe...

miss you brother. still got your voicemails saved. keep looking over us.

Randy, Always  remember you  rest in peace

Randy,

Two years have passed and so many things you predicted and warned of have come true. I miss you so much and wish I could just pick up the phone and talk to you. We miss you so much.

Pete

It has been a year, almost to the hour, when we received the horrible call.... Words can not describe how difficult it has been and how much you are missed and loved by all! We think about you always and will never forget! Your family misses you deeply...

Love Always,

Pete and Tonya Naimo

Randy  sure do miss you, you are at peace
you will forever be in our hearts and soul, you were like a brother to Tony and a son to us
Love  Bob and Jenny

Below is the eulogy I gave at both of Randy's services Please forgive any spellings or crazy capitializations its just something I always have done:

On Behalf Of Becky and my family we would like to thank you all for coming and honoring my brother, I know he would appreciate all the out pouring of love toward him that has occurred over the last 2 weeks. It has brought great comfort to read all the touching comments left on his memorial site, my space page and cards we have received. Knowing that Randy has touched so many people’s lives is truly a gift, and I am sure he is grinning with that smile of his from up above. 

Randy definitely did things his own way, I remember back In 5th Grade my gym teacher Mr. Aguzzi told us that there were 2 ways to do things in life the easy way and the hard way, but I know that he had never met my brother who would have taught him a third way. Randy’s way. Randy’s way was supposed to be easier than the easy way but usually turned out somewhere between the hard way and I cant believe this is happening to me.  Randy was blessed with a perspective on life that I have never heard come from anyone else. His love of conspiracy, His belief in his and others individual rights particularly when it came to owning firearms... His understanding of the law from his para legal training and how that law knowledge can be pushed to the razors edge to achieve his goals and keep him out of trouble His dreams of living in the out doors off the grid. His love of history, Military and weapons, His many schemes to make money with minimal work and of course his gift of gab, which could almost convince me that a horrible idea was good.

Some of his idea’s were doable like lobster traps fro us once we fixed my boat, Make bio diesel gas stations, scrap metal recycling, He actually was talking to cornels at army bases and making arrangements to remove metals to recycling stations, The only problem was that we had no vehicles to transport the stuff, no time and no idea what we were doing and that’s Randy’s way   ONE time he found and wanted to bid on a decommissioned navy cruiser, I was like are you kidding me? What the hell are we going to do with that? His answer was that they would give us time to take it apart, and we could fill barges with metal, we would figure it out as we went. Fortunately I was able to stop him before we got sued for breach of contract or something. But Thanks to him I have learned so much by investigating all the idea’s he had and now I can safely say that in the event of the apocalypse my family is well armed and prepared to remake the world from the ashes of civilization. Thank you RANDY
 
I already miss his emails and phone calls with crazy ideas like that. And talking about when we would move away from Florida to our future farm in Tennessee, and our Xmas tree farm he wanted in Maine. And the gun show that we had just met 2 weeks before his passing…. a crazy idea he and his friends here made a reality. We had worked out the details and he was getting the dates for the shows we were planning.


Growing up with Randy was no picnic, Believe it or not he was the baby or the family, when he was about 4 years old I was getting my hair cut in our small town barber shop in Clinton Connecticut, It was your typical small town shop where all the old guys go to get their hair cut when they don’t need it and they sit around and read the paper all day and talk. Well we had a small commuter airport nearby and a plane flew over the building really low and loud, Randy screamed kamikaze and jumped under a chair the whole barbershop erupted in laughter for 10 minutes I will never forget that day. We also had our sibling battles like the time he smashed a tree branch over my head while I was watching TV and it sat there on my head broke in half like a cartoon. On day he just picked up his BB gun looked at me and said Peter I am sorry but I am afraid I have to do this and shot me in the head at point blank range Then ran, Funny now not so funny that day.  Or the time we accidentally set him on fire, or set our backyard tree on fire and put it out using squirt machine guns. One time I had a friend sleep over and we were dressed up to go somewhere and we wanted to walk up to a little store to get something and my dad said go ahead but don’t get dirty. We were walking through a construction site, it was April in ct, my brother got a strap for a bundle of 2by fours wrapped around his foot and he fell face first in a mud puddle that was mostly mud, he got up laterally from head to toe covered in a thick layer of mud like it was neatly applied to his whole body. I screamed at him om my god look what you did, he looked at me and said that’s okay ill just tell dad you pushed me, my friend said OHH no I saw the whole thing, Thank god bill had slept over to be my witness. 

My Friend made a nice video for this occasion (he wants to remain anonymous at this time) during the gathering of pictures and materials for this video) So many memories have surfaced, seeing his smiling face when he was young and With the many hairstyles of Randy over the years you will finally all get to understand why he always wore a hat. Remembering the times we spent hours upon hours running in the woods dressed like army guys with stuff we bought from the army surplus store and eating sea rations dated 1965…. In 1983. There are some beach pictures  in the video they are from north Carolina Every year we would go to nags head We would surf the waves and we had to have fireworks, and during one of those trips he and I managed to light the Cape Hatteras national seashore on fire those fireworks. We had been shooting them off most of the afternoon and we stopped and went swimming and sand castle building only to be rudely interrupted by some guy on top of our sand dune screaming that the grass was on fire and a car was about to be burned up and behind him in the distance was a huge billowing black smoke, well it turned out that our car was the car that was going to get burned up! The firemen stopped the fire just feet from our car and we had burned a 150 yard section of the seashore to the ground, we know it was us because our dad walked to the start of the fire (after the firemen left of course) and picked up a burned out jumping jack fire cracker that we had been throwing up in the air and watching fly away. Fr the remainder of the vacation we had to drive by the scene of our crime and laugh like there was no tomorrow.
As randy Grew up he turned into a gentle giant that would give you the shirt off his back, Randy was not destined to be materially rich because he was too kind and generous, he had a heart of gold. One year on my birthday he had no money and wanted to give me 
Something so he tried to give me one of his favorite rifles. I told him no being there was enough, that was the kind of guy he really was and he has left all our lives richer from the privilege we had to know such a wonderful unique Individual Randy we love, I love you and we will miss you so much.

Randy I am just learning of your passing today Sept 25th ! I am so devasted. You were such a big inspiration to me in trying to help me succeed. Oh how I looked forward to including you on my morning inspirational text list & the how you would respond by saying thanks. Since I had lost my phone in June, that was the last time we communicated. I'm here online tonight trying to reconnect only to find you have passed away. I am so hurt but yet thankful for the short year we knew each other, the long conversations about business,the morning texts and the various emails I have from you filled with business advice. I shall cherish all of these memories. My prayers go to your family and I know God is able to lift their hearts, for Randy i will truly miss you.

Im blown away with the response to your passing my dear brother. I wish you could see how many of us feel more enriched because you are in our hearts. I regret not answering the call you made to me on Aug 24th more than I can bear. I was training for a new job and was going to call you that saturday following. I wanted to call with good news to share as you would warn me of cautions and be positive of the outcome. I feel so much more for you now that you have gone because the voice of strength I had has quieted down and ill never get to fish or hunt with you again. I will only strive to move on because i hope to have more to talk to you about when we hangout again. My heart goes to the people who made you who you are and I thank them. I love you dude and dont let the gate close before I get there, gotta alot to talk to you about when i see you. I will never forget you.

May you rest in peace Randy..my heart goes out to Becky and your family and friends....

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

We are going to miss u ALOTTT.U will ALWAYS be our buddy.We love u (((Randy)))

randy my oldest friend since 1981 and i can only remember good times when we were together. so much has changed around us and a few states in bettween in recent years. my friendship with you will always be a part of me.randy my family and i will always love you

Becky I am so sorry to hear that you have lost your friend, lover and soul mate. My thoughts are with you at this time.

Though we had known each other for less than a year, I consider it an honor to have known you Randy.  My children loved spending time with you when you visited our home last Thanksgiving.  You will surely be missed.

Randy,

I will miss our long conversations we had and all the laughs.  Thank you for all the confidence you gave me and all the insight you shared with me.  It's been a week now and I keep thinking "I need To Call Randy and Say Hi" or Randy should be calling any minute.  Randy was one of the most articulate, intelligent, wellspoken and gifted writer i have ever met.  I miss you buddy..

Dear Helen, Peter & Family,

We are very sorry to hear about Randy and
want you to know you have our deepest sympathy and will keep all of you in our prayers.

Sincerely,
Judy & Ernie Creta (Holly Creta's parents)

Randy, you were my friend and my protector. You will never know how much you were appreciated.  Cricky and I will miss you terribly! Rest in peace and know that you will always be in my thoughts and prayers.

Randy We All Love you thanks for inspiring me and helping me become wealthy.

Becky I know it is  so very hard for you and I know you were Randys world. If there is any time  that you would like to talk just call. Bobs and my prayers are with you

Randy,                                            you was a good friend to me,i remember went we work at stanley, and you start siging by the intercome,and you start calling me blondy,blondy every body look at us like if we was crazy.but know you are rest in heaven like my son.i always going to miss u, rest in peace

Randy, 
     We lost contact when you moved,but were able to reconnect through Facebook. God decided he needed you more than us on earth... May you be soaring with Angels. I will love you always and forever.....One day we will
meet again my friend........ ~Karen~

Randy,
Although, I was cheated from time with you I loved you all the same. I know a lot of wonderful things about you. Your love for life, for the outdoors, the bond you shared with your wonderful big brother Peter. The fun you gave your family when daddy took you all on vacation.Your family was blessed to love you for the time you were given here on earth. May Christ wrap his arms around you and protect you in everyday.
We love you,
Sharon & Pete (Dad) Naimo

bye randy. you were always one of the nicest people I knew. ~Billie

Rest in peace Brother. I will always remember your kind heart, words of encouragement, and wonderful spirit. 

Thank you for offering to help me move in next to you, when you didn't even know me. Glad we had a chance to be friends. You will always be an inspiration to me.


Love,
Aaron

I will miss you uncle Randy, we all will.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

To My Uncle Randy,
 When I was a little kid and we lived with you a short while you spent a lot of time with Peter and me. You taught us many things and we admired you so. When we moved away from each other I missed you so much.  When we would go up to Connecticut and visit I always looked forward to seeing you. My absolute favorite thing to do in Connecticut was to listen and watch my Father and you interact. All the child hood stories and jokes made me laugh. I would watch starry eyed and hang on to every word. When I found out you were moving to Florida I was so happy. I thought that would mean I could see you even more. Unfortunately my life became pretty busy I didn’t get to see you as much as I hoped but whenever I did see you my eyes would light up. You are an amazing person who I have always admired. You left us unexpectedly and seeing you for the last time was very hard. I wanted more than anything for my Dad to come in the room and for you two to start telling stories and laughing again. I hold your memories very close to my heart. You will never be forgotten and always deeply missed. I love you Randy.

Randy will definitely be missed.  His courage and will to dream has been imprinted in my heart and will remain there forever.  He was like a little brother to me and my entire family will miss him tremendously.

For all who knew him, you all know he has a true heart of gold.  His laughter plays over and over in my mind as I ponder the many conversations we've had over the years.

My deepest condolences go out to his family and close friends and our prayers are with you.

My Wife has written this for you Randy

To My Dear Friend Randy,

Sadness blankets the world as news
of your departure arrives
So much to do, so much to say,
but not enough time in a day

Such a young candle to be extinguished,
far too soon

Randy, I want you to know
how important you were
and still are
Your significance and impression
as a beautiful being
here on earth

Your help, hard work,
and perseverance
You were more wonderful
and more important
than you ever knew
You were special
simply by just being you.

I wish you could hear these
words right now

And though I've never shaken
this man's hand,
I am familiar with his words

One thing that I'll always remember
about Randy Naimo,
was that he dared to dream and had
the courage to become successful
to be respected, to be great, to be happy

That was all he ever wanted

Randy has brought inspiration to many lives,
including mine
The people that surrounded his life
are very lucky

I want the world to know that
Randy Scott Naimo was a good man
and that he made a difference

You will be missed and
may you rest in peace

Dear Randy,
From the day you were born,I knew you would always be a special son. Your good heart,big smile and bear hugs will always be with me. May God grant you the loving peace you deserve. Your laughter, good sense of humor and kindness will be greatly missed

Love Always Mom & Jim

To My Dear Friend Randy,

Sadness blankets the world as news
of your departure arrives
So much to do, so much to say,
but not enough time in a day

Such a young candle to be extinguished,
far too soon

Randy, I want you to know
how important you were
and still are
Your significance and impression
as a beautiful being
here on earth

Your help, hard work,
and perseverance
You were more wonderful
and more important
than you ever knew
You were special
simply by just being you.

I wish you could hear these
words right now

And though I've never shaken
this man's hand,
I am familiar with his words

One thing that I'll always remember
about Randy Naimo,
was that he dared to dream and had
the courage to become successful
to be respected, to be great, to be happy

That was all he ever wanted

Randy has brought inspiration to many lives,
including mine
The people that surrounded his life
are very lucky

I want the world to know that
Randy Scott Naimo was a good man
and that he made a difference

You will be missed and
may you rest in peace

OBITUARIO

Randy Scott Naimo

17 noviembre, 1975 – 25 agosto, 2010

Serenity Funeral Home & Serenity Gardens Memorial Park

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