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Randall Hayden Griffin July 12, 1951 - December 29, 2020

Randall Hayden Griffin

July 12, 1951  ~  December 29, 2020_x000D_
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Randall Griffin, age 69 of Turlock, CA, passed away on December 29, 2020.  He was born in Long Beach and settled in Turlock at a young age where he graduated from Turlock High School in 1969.  He worked 40 years in construction as a Roofer.  He was a wrestler in High School and enjoyed golf, playing pool, poker games, and women.

Randall is survived by his wife Joyce Griffin; children Kimberly DeLong, Lanora Griffin, and Patricia Lucas; step children Bobbie Martin, Bradley Martin, and Les Martin; eight grandchildren; many step grandchildren; and three great grandchildren and many step great grandchildren.  He is also survived by his siblings Delores Johnson, Doug Griffin, Donny Griffin, Darla Griffin, Bonnie Griffin, and Carolyn Jaycox.  He is preceded in death by his parents Orson and Mamie Griffin, son Randall Griffin Jr.; great grandson Nicholas Farris; and siblings Orson Griffin Jr., Larry Griffin, Terry Griffin, Gary Griffin, Ricky Griffin, and Patsy Murray.

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Condolences(17)

  1. Darla Sue says

    My brother, give kisses and hugs to Lorrie and Dougie for us…….

  2. Patricia Flynn says

    Hi Randy, I’m so glad we were able to spend some time together, sitting around the campfire like there wasn’t a care in the world,you are definitely missed and loved by many.

  3. Lanora Griffin says

    Dad, I have so many memories that I don’t even know where to start. Thank you for always being there for me no matter what..even if I was 100% wrong YOU had my back. You taught me that no matter what family always came first. Im lost without you here and my heart is broken. You fought so hard and I thank you for that, cause I know you were tired. Your not in pain anymore and that gives me a little peace, but I’m selfish and I wish you were here. I love you and miss you dad and I’m gonna make you proud. Please watch over us.

  4. Tarrah Griffin says

    I love you uncle Randy your words were soft spoken but they meant the world to me. You were there for my mom and me when my dad passed and we greatly appreciate that! I will miss you more than you know. You were a great uncle thank you! Love Tarrah

  5. Lesalee GRIFFIN says

    You come from a very close knitted family and you’ll be deeply missed forever in their hearts, and mine. Thank you Randy for sharing your smile, laughter and all the days, thru out the many years we’ve known each other, for being just who you were ~ ‘Randy’
    You’ll be forever missed my friend ~ Patches ~

  6. Lesalee GRIFFIN says

    You come from a very close knitted family and you’ll be deeply missed forever in their hearts, and mine. Thank you Randy for sharing your smile, laughter and all the days, thru out the many years we’ve known each other, for being just who you were ~ ‘Randy’
    You’ll be forever missed ~ Patches ~

  7. Eda Baker says

    Uncle Randy..
    When you came and stayed with us in St Louis I really got to know you. We had some fun and laughed a lot!
    It was really good to see you in Carlsbad a while back! Now you are with Mamie, your brothers and my mom. I will never forget you and will love you always and forever!!
    Love, Eda Fay

  8. Darla says

    Dear Brother, I have so many memories,you were my brother for 60 years…. I will never forget you and I’ll miss you forever. Until we meet again…I love you.

  9. Kenneth L says

    Never will forget your that grin or your always smiling face or the many parties through the years! Sending prayers and thoughts to your family. Your friends Kenny and Debbie Barringer

  10. Ken Barringer says

    Never will forget that grin you would make or your always smiling face! Think we first met playing liers dice. The many parties through the years, sending our thoughts and prayers to your family
    Kenny and Debbie Barringer

  11. Myrtie Tocci says

    RIP Randy. I will always remember that smile and the love you had for your family. I took care of Kim when she was tiny and you would come by any time just to hold and love her. Your family and friends will always love and miss you.

  12. Kim Griffin DeLong says

    Dad,
    Thank you for so many great memories in my life. I remember many hot California desert days up on a roof with you. The job that stands out the most was “hot mopping ” a flat roof in mid-summer- who does that? Lol you taught me that the work has to get done, no matter how uncomfortable. You were so proud to have “Rock n Roll Roofing” and let me help you Roof the Rockies when I would come visit in Colorado.
    I remember being at Grandpa and Grandma’s house with you and you could walk down the porch stairs, to the sidewalk and all the way to the stop sign ON YOUR HANDS! I can’t even tell you how many years of my life I spent trying to walk on my hands so I could be just like you. I’m not sure what I was ever going to do with that skill I worked so hard at (I can hear you chuckling right here)
    When you weren’t working hard, you were playing harder 🙂 I loved playing pool with you – I think you even let me sneak in a win once in awhile so you could keep me playing. I never played a hand of poker with you, I think I was scared 🙂
    You also taught me the value of family. I know there is nothing in the world my daddy wouldn’t do for me.
    Rest easy and watch over us all. I love you dearly.
    “Kimmie”

  13. Delores Johnson says

    I didn’t get to know him ,but I would have liked to ,so sorry for his loss
    another brother gone that I never got to know so sad. R.I.P.

  14. Darlene Kimbrough says

    WOW Randy back in the day when a group of us would get together at the teenage hang out on Geer and Monte Vista to shoot pool. None of us were 21 yet but after the pool hall closed we’d go have a few beers out in the country. You also loved playing the coin operated pinball machines at the pool hall also. You had the top score on about every machine. A few years later numerous nights a group would get together and play poker all night long at someone’s house those were some good times and fun times. You will be so missed. Taken from your family and friends way to soon. RIP my partner and friend.

  15. Darlene Kimbrough says

    RIP my life long partner/friend. I have so many memories going back to the winter 1971 and forward to present. Such a strong proud man. You were taken away way to young. You gave a good hard fight against the cancer that took you from all of us. Now you can watch over all of us from above as you did when here walking with us. I hope you knew how much your family and friends all loved you. Knowing you are no longer in pain is our comfort now. You will be missed. Again RIP Randy.

  16. Delinda De La Cruz says

    Will never forget that smile and chuckle of a laugh. Your family has always been my family one way or another and that will never change. Rest In Peace ❤️

  17. Bill Toney says

    Life is very short, but it appears Randall has left a very long legacy. God Bless the entire family and I am truly sorry for your loss.

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