Birth date: Nov 25, 1932 Death date: Sep 27, 2016
Avis S. Randall, age 83, went home to be with her Lord Tuesday, September 27, 2016. She was born November 25, 1932 in Rhode Island to Leslie and Edith Dawley. She married Rev. William Randall, June 22, 1957 in Seekonk, MA where he Read Obituary
It's been 30 year but I do remember the day I went with Avis and the Rev. To Muskegon to drop off Susan at Bible College. That was a sad day in my life but it was one real ride home. I'm sorry to read that Avis is gone my condolences to the family Robert Austin 810-650-1432
We just received the news of Avis passing into Glory. We were out of town during the funeral and regret we were not able to attend the celebration of her life.
Avis came to my classroom for many years at Christmas to share the birth of our Savior with my students. Hundreds of ears were touched by her flannel board presentation of the Gospel. What a blessing!
Our thoughts and prayers are with Bill and the family. We are rejoicing that our friend Avis is with our Lord and we will see her again.
So sorry to hear of our neighbor, Avis..Thoughts and prayers go out to the family...Jim and Joann Federighe
Karen and I will miss Avis dearly, and are very sorry for the grief that your family is experiencing right now. What an amazing and inspiring woman Avis was - and how rich is the legacy of love, kindness, and Christian faithfulness that she leaves behind!
Having served Child Evangelism Fellowship in some capacity or another for nearly sixty years of her life, she is truly deserving of the title 'hero of the faith'! Just like her husband, she was deeply concerned about reaching people who were spiritually lost with the "Good News" of the gospel of Jesus Christ - and was used greatly by God to bring many people into God's eternal family!
Her love for Christ and her love for people were evident in all that she did, and her shining example of joyful Christian obedience has surely set an example which all of us should aspire to follow in the days to come!
She will certainly be missed by all of us who knew her (and especially by her family), but the benefits that we received from just having known her will remain, and will continue to inspire us as we seek to imitate her Godly example. More significantly, though, we can't even begin to fathom the eternal rewards and blessings that God had already stored up for this precious saint, which she must surely be experiencing even now!
Thank you for letting us share in the joy of knowing this sweet lady. We're so honored to have been able to call her a friend - and take great comfort in knowing that her life now (in God's eternal kingdom) is far richer than it's ever been. Of course, we'll also look forward to being reunited with Avis again - as well as with many other cherished friends - when we are finally reunited with them in our eternal heavenly home.
Pastor Randall and family -
So sorry for you loss but rejoicing with you knowing Avis is. Love, Clif and Ann Martin
My deepest sympathy to the Randall family. Avis was such a godly woman and loved so very much. She was such a good example for all of us. She will be greatly missed. But I rejoice with the fact that she is with her heavenly Father now. Barbara Hoeker
Avis was a sweet and friendly lady. So sorry to hear about her passing. My thoughts & prayers are with her family & friends. <3
So many memories of the Randall Family and Smiths Creek Community Church: choir practice, youth services, Sword drills, and Mrs. Randall playing piano leading us in song. I credit my family, my church, and Pastor and Mrs. Randall for planting the seeds of my Christian faith and sending me on my journey, well equipped. Hugs to all of you - Winnie (Lambert) Crawford
