I’m so sorry to hear about Randy’s passing. We worked together at D.M.Bowman. One of my favorite drivers.

To my brother Randy,
You and me ,had some great memories brother you don't hurt any more and your home with mom and Charlie,Jerrie and Eddie and your with more family ,I shall see you Heaven when it's my time ,LOVE YOUR BROTHER JOHN

I met Randy when he was one of the first paramedics in Mono County (Mammoth Lakes CA).  I was a deputy sheriff and we became good friends along with all the paramedics.  The last time I got to see him was in Vista CA at the hospital probably around 30 yrs ago.  We lost touch but reconnected due to Facebook.  I did speak with him in the last year and brought back some great memories and some funny stories.  My sincere condolences to his family.

It took me a couple of days to write this because words cannot express my love and admiration and deep sadness in the loss of Randy. He was my oldest brother and, my hero.  
We came from an austere background and Randy was my mentor.  Through example, he taught me perseverance and hard work to achieve my goals.  I also learned humility and kindness from him.  I would not be the person I am today without his examples and influence in my life.  He was always the "cool" guy and in my eyes, 10 feet tall.
He loved his girls, Terrie, Carrie, Kim and Tracy with all his heart.  And he was always bragging about his grand and great grandchildren.
We didnt talk often, but there always was a deep love and bond that was unbreakable.  When I spoke to him a while back, Iasked him if he knew the Lord and he said he did. So, This is not the end for him, but a new beginning, graduation day into the arms of  our Savior, Jesus. Awaiting him was mom, Aunt Rachel, Momma & Papa Green and many, many others.  I will miss you for a time, but will see you soon.  Love, Jena

My heart is overwhelmed with grief of not only  losing a  brother but a mentor for the younger to follow. He always rose to the top ,an   elite member of the Kiwanis club, senior class president.    Academically he always excelled  empress ing  a  local  doctor who was willing to pay for his entire schooling if he chose to be a doctor. H e faithfully served our country in the National Guard, where he received honors from post Commander for heroic efforts that stopped a black market ring lead by Sergeant.  But most importantly, the good times will always be remembered  like the time at age 14 he was going to take our husky for a walk. My mom looked at the window and saw Randy’s feet touched the ground about every 6 feet,  the dog was taking him for a walk. He was so strong and so fast.

Randy was my brother-n-law and we got along very well! He only wanted the best for everyone he met. He would make me feel like I knew him all of my life. We shared a lot of laughs, and the jokes were never ending. I’m  glad I got to speak to him last week, it brought back memories for us! I will miss him dearly but ALWAYS REMEMBER OUR TIME TOGETHER FOREVER! RIP
I love you Randy🥰❤️

I had the absolute pleasure of knowing Randy for the last 40+  years as my best friend Tracy’s daddy. He was the kindest, sweetest soul. He treated my kids with loving advice like they were his own grandkids, and always had something positive to add to every conversation. He will be missed dearly. “I promise to drink water every time I go out”

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Randy McCain

April 18, 1950 – October 15, 2025

Carothers Funeral Home

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