Gary John Randolph, DDS

Dr. Randolph was my dentist as well as a family friend. I was never afraid to go sit in his chair, because he was always so nice and gentle and explained exactly what he was doing. He was a wonderful person and we are all lessened a bit now that he is no longer with us. But I know that he is in Heaven, because that is where people like Dr. Randolph go. God Bless you Dr. Randolph, and your family is in my prayers.

Dana Webb (Schwalie)

He will be missed...think about him almost every time I floss...which because of him is quite frequently...Thinking of you and yours, Greg...

Connie,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Love,
Kay

Connie, I was so sorry to hear about Gary. He was a very dear friend for many years. He will be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Our prayers and deepest sympathy are with Dr. Randolph's family. He was truly a wonderful man. I was a patient for 30 years and felt like he was a friend as well as my dentist. He never failed to ask about my family and of course tell his stories. We will miss him, but we know that he is in a better place.

To all the family - Prayers are with each one of you during this time, and know that all of you have many friends lifting you up. Gary gave each of you a great legacy. Love to all....

As many have said, Dr. Randolph was my dentist for many years. He never failed to ask about my son, also his paitient until he moved from of Beaumnot. My first thought when I learned of his passing was that now he can tell his stories in heaven. He will be missed!

I had the privilege of working for/with Dr. Randolph for over 20 yrs. up until the day he retired. That was a very sad day for him. He loved his work and serving his patients to the best of his ability which was just that, the best. He was a very caring and gentle doctor. Those that knew him know how much he loved to talk and visit. He is probably telling God one of his stories now. Probably how he put himself through dental school working on Texaco tankers. I have missed working for him and missed giving him a hard time. He was truly one of a kind. He has been and will be missed.

Gary was my dentist for over 20 years and had a genuine concern for his patients.
My deepest sympathy to his family. He will be greatly missed.

What do you say about a man you respected, admired, and worked for almost thirty years? Well...he had a passion for dentistry and was devoted to his patients and practice. He raised three wonderful sons and too many cats and dogs to remember. I could write a book of all his stories. He loved to share jokes and we had some really fun times through the years. I miss him everyday. Connie, Greg, Mark, and Jonathan my thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of your family.