Randy & I had a special bond , as the other brother- in-law we quickly bonded. At the family functions n holiday gatherings we would often sit together talking, laughing, generally discussing this loving , crazy, n don’t forget large  Travgline family. !  I will truly miss you Buddy !

Clay and I are so sorry for your loss. Randy was a very kind man, he will be missed. 

Where do I begin??Randy has to be one of the best people I have ever known. Such a joy to be around and always there if you needed anything.
 Randy and Linda were always the first to arrive to help with Thanksgiving dinner. Randy was alway there to carve the Turkey. My first time cooking a turkey I asked many friend& family advice about what to do. Everyone told me don’t forget to take out the neck& gisserts inside the bird before cooking it. I stuck my hand in that bird and all I could find was the neck. So I figured this bird didn’t have gisserts. As I was freaking out (as everyone is starting to arrive for dinner)that the timer had not popped up from the turkey to tell me it was ready,Randy reassured me it would be fine everything will work out. So now it’s ready and Randy is carving my nice juicy turkey. He called me over quietly and gave me something. I’m guessing they were the gisserts I never found. He never told a soul.  
Randy was always so good to my children. He was a true family man. He always liked my dad as well. Even near the later days I like to think he remembered him. Every time my dad was over and Randy was there he really seemed to recognize him. 
He always had a wonderful smile even near the end. I’m so blessed to have been party of your family and I thank you making me feel so loved from the very start. You will always be our 
“Handy Randy”!!!! You will be so dearly missed and loved❤️😢This is to Randy , Linda&Kristina have an army to look after them down here ,we will be here for them for anything that they need. You can rest easy and I hope you are up there with my mom, Ms. Bernie, Mr. Val, Catherine& so  many other loved ones looking after us and keeping us all safe. 

Randy came into our family 47 years ago. I truly can't remember a day without him. Randy was instantly part of our family his kindness, easy going personality was a pleasure  to be around.   He was always offering a helping  hand on projects with anyone who needed help. As kids, he came to our sporting events, proms, weddings and changed the oil in our cars.  
There are so many fond memories I can't mention them all but I'll share a few. As kids, Randy & Linda always took Joe, Mark and I fishing . Our trips included Randy teaching us how to fish, string the line, put the worms on and casting. Even when Randy's favorite pocket knife went into the water and his styrofoam cooler was crushed with all the bait and his beer that went into the water he laughed! Randy  never raised his voice or got upset, never!   As kids, we all spent weekend nights at Randy and Lindas staying up late watching Night Fright and Albert Hitchcock shows making us popcorn with his new air popper. Randy took Joe, Mark & I  to wrestling matches to this day I contribute knowing who Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan are today! Our family beach memories are endless with all the family and extended family!  Beach vacations  for over 25 years and still going.  He took anyone that wanted to go  crabbing,  surf fishing, go carts,  then to carrying  beach chairs, beach  toys, coolers and the potty chair for Kristina.  Randy always made sure everyone was taken care of.   Anyone that knew Randy knew the love he had for family especially, Kristina and Linda. Randy a Proud Patriot served our country, he was always smiling even in his last days, he had a strong right hook, an  infectious laugh. Randy you have truly left your mark! Your love and spirit lives in Kristina,  each one of your grandchildren, nieces, nephews  and every member of our family! You will never be forgotten thank you and  I love you. Rest in Peace! 









Randy and I were neighbors for almost 31  years .  We were the first families to move 
into the Bynum Run development . No other homes were around us so at night we could hear the traffic from I 95 . 
Randy and I were constantly working in our yards . If you heard a lawn mower it was one of us shortly after .  My two sons always loved going over to Mr Randy’s garage for mechanical 
tips or just to say hello. Randy loved helping everyone and will be really missed . We shared the title Mayor of  Bynum Run . 
RIP dear friend will surely  miss seeing you sitting in your garage . Thanks for always being there  buddy 

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Randall Gail Lewis

January 5, 1951 – September 17, 2020

Schimunek Funeral Home

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