Dickie Randolph

Dickie was born June 29, 1943 in Afton, Texas Dickens County to Thomas Jefferson and Ava Adeline Jordan Randolph. He married Carlene Nelson June 17, 1963 and had two children, Terry Carl Randolph and Vicki LeAnn Randolph. Dickie later married Donna Fields Crawford on June 1, 1979 at Tahoka, Texas and was immediately blessed with two more children, Michael Shane Crawford and Sheila Yvonne Crawford. He was an electrician and worked on power lines in Pennsylvania and then Lubbock. In 1974 Dickie and his brother Rodney owned and operated Randolph Aviation in Tahoka until he moved to Mission, Texas in 1983, where he continued crop dusting. He moved to Hodges in 1996 and was a selfemployed truck driver until 2003. He was currently employed at Hendrick Healthcare Linen. Dickie enjoyed waterskiing when he was younger and loved restoring antique cars, riding motorcycles and collecting model trains and airplanes. He was known as a happy man who loved to work hard and help anybody in need. Dickie was a lifetime member of the National Rifleman Association, Texas State Rifle Association, Confederate Air Force, American Motorcyclist Association, and Texas Motorcycle Road Riders Association. He was a very strong Christian. Dickie is preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Ray and Jerrold Randolph.

Dickie is survived by his wife, Donna Fields Randolph two sons, Terry Carl Randolph and Michael Shane Crawford two daughters, Vicki LeAnn Diamont and Sheila Darnell two brothers and sistersinlaw, Jackie and Janice Randolph and Rodney and Shelia Randolph eleven sisters and three brothersinlaw, Jerrine Watkins, Marjorie Willmon, Helen and Jim Spradling, Donna Delahaunty, Dorece Cheeseman, Charlene Cagle, Joye Blasingame, Ruth Randolph, Patsy and Joe Roberts, Nina Provence and Carol and Will Peloquen eleven grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

In lieu of flowers the family requests that memorials may be made to the McCaulley Methodist Church or the McCaulley Cemetery Association.

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