Birth date: Sep 21, 1930 Death date: Sep 21, 2021
Randall C. Aungst, 91 of Clearwater Florida, passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by family, September 21st, 2021. Randy was born September 21st, 1930, in Annville Pennsylvania, to the former Kathryn and Gilbert Aungst. Read Obituary
We have so many happy memories of Randy, the times we went on holiday with him & Mae over here in Scotland & when we were staying with them in USA.
We were so sad to hear of his passing. He was a very special human being who will be missed by everyone who knew him.
Love &, prayers at this sad time.
Kenneth & Cathy.xx
Uncle Randy was such a strong, kind, caring man. I have such fond memories of being on holiday when I was younger, visiting Sesame Street meeting big bird! Uncle Randy was loved very much and will be greatly missed. Love from Karen, Jim, Abi, Jack & Eilidh Fleming xx
I have such fond memories of our uncle Randy. Both here in Scotland and on holiday in America. He was a lovely thoughtful man with always something interesting to say.
I know he will be missed dearly by all.
Rest in peace uncle Randy.
Lots of love, Alan Lucy & Katie Anderson xx
I always loved when Uncle Randy & Aunt Mae would visit us when I was younger, most of the time I spent with Uncle Randy was enjoying his hearty laugh and making jokes about each other’s accents. Uncle Randy always made me feel like such a close part of the family even through the distance, he was so full of love and welcomed us with a big smile! His family values and love are something I will always admire and miss! Sending all my love to Aunt Mae and the family. Love Nina (Scotland) x
Oh Pop Pop, you sure will be missed. I will miss our talks about my dream of one day having a sanctuary farm to save all kinds of animals and you telling me that I need to use them for food and me telling you, hell to the no, I will not be doing that. Ha. I'll also miss all the dinners you would cook us, but first you would have to explain every single part of the meal as we filled our plates. You loved cooking and gardening and yard work and just keeping yourself and your mind busy all the time. Your determination and drive was inspiring. You definitely were not a lazy man, by any means. As us grandchildren got older, you became so easy to talk to and learn from. You also loved to be silly and torture poor Nana about something, every single day. She would just roll her eyes and say "oh pop pop, shut it". I still can't believe you two were married for 68 years, after only knowing one another for such a short time. For more than half your lives, you and Nana were side by side. Raising four beautiful children and being so heavily involved with us grandchildren. What a beautiful life you had. My only wish was that you and Nana lived closer so we could have spent way more time with the both of you. Florida was way too far away. We will take good care of Nana, promise. We all know, that's 100% the one thing you would ask all of us to do.
I would like to extend my sincere condolences to the whole family , I am blessed to have been a part of the extended Aungst family , Mae and Randy would come visit often and I would enjoy the time spent with them both Sean and Michael would always look forward to the next adventure with Pop pop weather it was a day trip or gone fishing at the park , man did they have some big fish stories to tell and the look on their faces was priceless. He was the most genuine and sincere person I had the privilege to know , Rest In Peace Randy .
I feel lucky to have had so many years with Poppop. As a kid I would be so excited for holidays at Nana and Poppop’s, sneaking a ginger snap on top of the fridge and always wanting to play in his office with all of his books and papers. I’ll miss his home cooked meals and him being so excited to share each item he made and how he prepared it. I’ll miss him singing “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” just to put a smile on everyone’s face. I’ll miss his puzzles that he enjoyed doing and coming home from lunch with Nana, seeing him sitting in his chair while reading his books and listening to the music channel on tv. He never complained, ever. Instead he would say “don’t make a fuss about it” and carry on. He loved his family with his whole heart. The way Poppop took care of Nana was like nothing else I’ve seen. Everything he did was for her. I feel so lucky to have witnessed the type of love they had for each other. He has taught me so much, I will carry everything I’ve learned from him forever. I’ll miss him more than words can say. I love you, Poppop. May you Rest In Peace. I will continue to pray for peace and comfort for our whole family.
My sincere condolences to the family, my memories of Uncle Randy are of a true gentleman who made everyone feel special. He will be well missed! Love Kerrie Deighan (Scotland)
I will never forget our holiday to visit Uncle Randy & Aunt Mae, when I was only 5. I’m now 46 and still remember almost every detail of the wonderful holiday! It was one of the best holidays we had, and spending it with the family made it even better. One of my favourite moments was catching light bugs on their porch with them! Love Scott Anderson (Scotland)
