Brent Harley Randall
June 14, 1945 - March 1, 2019
Brent passed away peacefully, due to complications of diabetes, March 1, 2019, surrounded by his loving family.
He was born on June 14, 1945 to Kenneth and Gertrude Randall. He met his wife Dana Tolley Randall at Lincoln Junior High and they’ve been together ever since. They've been married for 56 years.
He worked in the construction industry his whole life. His hobbies including hunting, golfing, camping, barbecuing and spending time by the family pool with his children and grandchildren.
One of my Dad’s signature moves was teasing everyone and giving friends and family and co- workers nicknames that lasted their whole lives.
After his retirement, to keep busy he became a crossing guard for Riverton Elementary. He fell in love with the kids he crossed and they loved him in return.
He leaves behind his heartbroken family; his loving wife Dana, son Scott (Deb), daughters Brooke and Paige, his 9 grandchildren- Cameron (Bethany), Danielle (J.D.), Caitlin (Dennis), MaCall (Braxton), Madison (Jesse), Britton, Keaton, Hannah, Kenadie and his precious great grandchildren Kenzi, Daxyn, Jessi and Jayden.
Loving Brother Ken, sister Karen, special sister in law Suz and ex son in law Mike Anthon who remained a close friend.
Memorial Service will be held Saturday, March 9, 2019 at 11:00 am at Starks Funeral Parlor, 3651 South 900 East, Salt Lake City.
In Loving Memory
What I would do for one more hug, one more kids, just one more I Love You.... I miss you so much Daddy!!! 😥💔😥
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So many memories of uncle Brent and Dana and the kids, but a lot of Brent staying with us in Cali. I’m sorry I can’t attend this weekend but my heart is with you all. Lots of love from Texas...🙠Hillarie
So sorry for your loss. Much love and prayers to the family. Always cherish the memories
Dana, Scott, Paige and Brooke, So sorry to hear of Brent's passing. He was such a loyal colleague and friend of ours through the years of working together. He had a special bond with Dad, (Weston) they had a wonderful relationship, and he was respected by all in the construction industry. I remember as a young boy driving with my Dad and picking up Brent on 1300 east to go to a job together in the mornings. Thank you for sharing his life with all of us and may God Bless you in the days and years ahead as you think of him every minute and cherish those wonderful and happy memories. Much love, Ryan Daw
Dana and Family, My condolences for your loss. Enjoy your memories and may you find comfort in the coming year and years to come. Bless you all. lv Julie Haws
I am truly sorry for your loss, please accept my sincere condolences. I hope the Randall family find comfort and strength in Jesus promise along with our Heavenly Father Jehovah of the earthly resurrection found at John 5:28, 29, when death will be eliminated forever found at Revelations 21:4. Truly, what a glorious and almost eree day that will be! It's a reality though for God cannot lie!
Brent Randall was a great friend. I will never forget his contagious laughter and great times we spent together. We worked hard and played hard. My sincere condolences for your loss.
RIP...Uncle Harley. We have so many fond memories of you and your family over the past 50 years. We love you all...
Dana, I'm so deeply sorry for the loss of your husband-best friend. Be strong and he'll live on in your heart FOREVER. If I an be of any support to you please let me know. Gods speed.
Dearest Dana and family, my heart breaks for all of you. Brent was a fun, wonderful guy and I feel blessed to call him friend. Sending much love, strength and comfort to all of you through this sad, difficult time!
We are expressing our condolences to the family for your lost. As you remember your love one, may your treasured memories and Almighty God bring Peace and Comfort to your broken heart. (Psalm 147:3)
To the family, I am truly sorry for your loss. The Bible gives me a wonderful hope of a life without sickness and death. Isaiah 33:24 says that soon “no resident will say I am sick.†What a fantastic thing that will be when we no longer suffer from illness, or watch our loved ones suffer. We will get to see them again soon in perfect health. 1 Corinthians 15:26.
He was a good friend and I will miss him. Love to your family.
In Loving Memory
