I loved Randy very much and was very sorry to hear of your loss.  He was truly a man of God who was there for anyone who needed him.  Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. 

Sorry to hear of the passing of Randy. I worked with him for a little while at Honda  when I was in shipping and receiving for warranty parts.
 He was a big help to help. He will be missed.

I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Randy, but I do know his precious Mother and Candy and Christie. Candy and my daughter were good friends in high school.  She spent a lot of time at our house.  This is a precious Christian family  and God will send his peace to you all.  May God bless you all and keep you close. Love to all.

I had the great pleasure of working with Randy.  He was such an amazing person.  His hard work and dedication to his job made my job so much easier.  He truly had my admiration, not just for his work ethic, but for the man he was.  One Friday night, while he was riding around the Honda Trailer yard, he listened to the high school football game on the radio from my hometown, where he had many friends.  He heard my son's name mentioned and sent me a message letting me know.  It meant so much to me that he would remember the little things about myself and my family that I had shared with him.  He will be greatly missed.

I am so sorry for your loss.  I work with Randy in Shipping/Receiving at Honda.  It was a pleasant working with him. He kept me laughing especially when we had to work nights.  I will be missed.  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.  

Randy was truly a man of GOD.  The old saying that no man can preach your funeral is so true.  Randy preached his each day as he walked through this world. He left and leaves no doubt that he was a man  of God. He was the spiritual leader of his family and never lived his life in anyway that would leave doubt he loved the Lord.  
Randy I will never fish again that I do not think of you and the many great days we had fishing together. The laughter , the praising our Lord together, the serious discussions about faith and how we should live our life.  I grew to love you as a brother during these times. You will always be in my heart and anytime I fish you will be in that boat with me in spirit.
To the family he shared with me on many occasions how much he loved each and everyone of you. He was so proud of each of you and the lives you live . He was most proud that as he did you show Christ to everyone that you come in contact with.  
Praying for each of you in these times of sorrow.

To the Walker Family,  I am a co-worker that worked with Randy for about 8yrs in the same department and I am deeply sadden by his lost.  I am sending my condolences to the entire family.  Praying for your strength in God during your time of bereavement.  Psalms30:5
 
Kym  C.

Randy always smelled SO good with his cologne! I loved to run up to him and sniff him ! He would see me coming and know what was fixing to happen! Lol. I loved his Daddy so much that I just kept loving John through Randy !They both loved to sing and praise the Lord through music and testimony! He will be missed! I love the whole Walker Clan and will be thinking about you all through this loss.

I first knew Randy as a student in my first band at Hewitt Jr. High School.  He was a good trombone player but was an even better person already at that early age. Randy was well liked and was an instant leader in the band. The relationship we had as teacher and student carried over for 40 years.  The memories of those times in band as well as the talks we had later in life will always be cherished. I pray for comfort for Randy’s family and God to place his hands of healing on them. God Bless you Randy. 

With love and prayers,
Mike Jones

OBITUARY

Randall Lee Walker

October 5, 1962 – January 13, 2021

Kilgroe Funeral Home

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