Robert Randall “Randy” Smith
April 2, 1959 – September 2, 2019
Robert Randall Smith “Randy”, 60, of North Beach, MD, passed away on September 2, 2019 at his residence. He was born April 2, 1959 in Charleroi, PA to Robert “Rusty” and Norma Jean Smith. Randy was raised in Arlington, VA and graduated from Yorktown High School. He was married to his beloved Adrienne who passed away in 2010. Randy was a successful auto mechanic, and a life time member of the OWL VFD in Woodbridge, VA. He later moved to North Beach, MD. He is survived by his mother, sister, and two step-sons.
Visitation
Saturday, September 7, 2019
12:30-pm – 1:00 pm
Services
- Memorial Service
Saturday, September 7, 2019
1:00 pm
Contributions
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4 Sep 2019
1:19pm
I worked with Randy at the Kmart and really enjoyed our conversations, Randy was such a nice man and will be missed. My condolences to Randy’s family you will be in my prayers.
City
North Beach
State
MD
4 Sep 2019
7:18pm
Randy was a great man, he was my mom’s world. He came into her life and welcomed my brother and I. He was always supporting our family and being a great father figure for my brother and I. When my passed so did a large part of Randy. No doubt he died from a broken ❤️ and medical issues. I find peace knowing that he is reunited with my mom again and free of pain. Thank you Randy for everything.
City
Woodbridge
State
Virginia
4 Sep 2019
8:32pm
Randy Rest In Peace. You always had a smile when I saw you. I sincerely hope you are now with everyone you ever loved and everyone who ever loved you that have past.
City
North Beach
State
Md
4 Sep 2019
9:39pm
Randy will be missed by so many of his friends and neighbors in North Beach. I will miss his smile and his lightheadedness. He’s now reunited with his beloved wife, who I know he missed very much. To his Family, I pray for God’s healing arms to give you comfort. ~Lezlie Nye
City
Stevensville
State
MD
5 Sep 2019
3:27pm
Wishing the family Gods peace and love. Randy was a part of our family through his son Rick. I know he will be missed by Rick. Im sorry he never got to know his grandsons better. Rest in peace. Mary and Roger Helmandollar.
City
Woodbridge
State
VA - Virginia
7 Sep 2019
4:46pm
Randy was my favorite uncle and I was his PITA (pain in the tush). He taught me how to work on cars and was always willing to listen when I needed an ear. I’ll miss him dearly but I’m happy thinking of his reunion with my aunt Adrienne who truly was his soulmate.
City
Mesa
State
Arizona
5 Jul 2020
5:14pm
We just recently learned of Randy’s passing. We worked with Randy at Kmart.
He was a very sweet and kind man. He will be dearly missed.
We pray that he has now been reunited with his beloved wife.
Rest in peace Randal.
Love, Sandy (Sandal) and Billy
City
Prince Frederick
State
Maryland
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I worked with Randy at the Kmart and really enjoyed our conversations, Randy was such a nice man and will be missed. My condolences to Randy’s family you will be in my prayers.
Randy was a great man, he was my mom’s world. He came into her life and welcomed my brother and I. He was always supporting our family and being a great father figure for my brother and I. When my passed so did a large part of Randy. No doubt he died from a broken ❤️ and medical issues. I find peace knowing that he is reunited with my mom again and free of pain. Thank you Randy for everything.
Randy Rest In Peace. You always had a smile when I saw you. I sincerely hope you are now with everyone you ever loved and everyone who ever loved you that have past.
Randy will be missed by so many of his friends and neighbors in North Beach. I will miss his smile and his lightheadedness. He’s now reunited with his beloved wife, who I know he missed very much. To his Family, I pray for God’s healing arms to give you comfort. ~Lezlie Nye
Wishing the family Gods peace and love. Randy was a part of our family through his son Rick. I know he will be missed by Rick. Im sorry he never got to know his grandsons better. Rest in peace. Mary and Roger Helmandollar.
Randy was my favorite uncle and I was his PITA (pain in the tush). He taught me how to work on cars and was always willing to listen when I needed an ear. I’ll miss him dearly but I’m happy thinking of his reunion with my aunt Adrienne who truly was his soulmate.
We just recently learned of Randy’s passing. We worked with Randy at Kmart.
He was a very sweet and kind man. He will be dearly missed.
We pray that he has now been reunited with his beloved wife.
Rest in peace Randal.
Love, Sandy (Sandal) and Billy