Lynn
Lynn Elliott Randall
d. August 12, 2020
1948 ~ 2020
Lynn Elliott Randall
Born to Elliott Earl and Shirley Mae Nethercott Randall in Salt Lake City, Utah, Lynn had a wonderful childhood in Centerville, Utah riding horses, playing sports, riding bikes all over with a multitude of cousins. In 1964, the family moved to a farm in Jerome, Idaho. There he attended Jerome High School, participated in sports, learned to work and acquired the nickname of Flash. After graduation, he spent a short time at Ft. Knox, Kentucky. When he returned, he moved to Boise and married Kay Patterson in 1969. Together they had one son, Chad. They later divorced and he started his traveling to find work, eventually returning to Salt Lake City and making that his home base. He was an excellent cement finisher, working in various states in the intermountain west as well as St. Croix and Hawaii. He returned to Salt Lake City in 1996 and started his own concrete business.
He leaves behind his son Chad (Cindy) Randall, Gresham, Oregon, sister Bonnie Williams, Imperial, California, brothers Dave (Kerry) Randall, Jerome, Idaho and Douglas (Laura) Randall, LaVerkin, Utah, three grandchildren, Jordan, Griffin, and Baylee and 8 nieces and nephews. He also leaves his companion of 37 years, Carol Mundinger, of Salt Lake City and a large number of cousins and friends that loved him. He was preceded in death by his parents, step-mother Mary Alice Randall, sister Peggy, and nephew Nick.
Lynn wished to be cremated and have his cremated remains scattered. No service is planned at this time.
Lynn Elliott Randall
Born to Elliott Earl and Shirley Mae Nethercott Randall in Salt Lake City, Utah, Lynn had a wonderful childhood in Centerville, Utah riding horses, playing sports, riding bikes all over with a multitude of cousins. In 1964, the family moved to a farm in Jerome, Idaho. There he attended Jerome High School, participated in sports, learned to work and acquired the nickname of Flash. After graduation, he spent a short time at Ft. Knox, Kentucky. When he returned, he moved to Boise and married Kay Patterson in 1969. Together they had one son, Chad. They later divorced and he started his traveling to find work, eventually returning to Salt Lake City and making that his home base. He was an excellent cement finisher, working in various states in the intermountain west as well as St. Croix and Hawaii. He returned to Salt Lake City in 1996 and started his own concrete business.
He leaves behind his son Chad (Cindy) Randall, Gresham, Oregon, sister Bonnie Williams, Imperial, California, brothers Dave (Kerry) Randall, Jerome, Idaho and Douglas (Laura) Randall, LaVerkin, Utah, three grandchildren, Jordan, Griffin, and Baylee and 8 nieces and nephews. He also leaves his companion of 37 years, Carol Mundinger, of Salt Lake City and a large number of cousins and friends that loved him. He was preceded in death by his parents, step-mother Mary Alice Randall, sister Peggy, and nephew Nick.
Lynn wished to be cremated and have his cremated remains scattered. No service is planned at this time.
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