Randy Carl Gumpert

September 12th, 1960 - September 8th, 2006

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Randy provided a solid foundation for all of us here at work. He cared for all of us, and I thank him for the more than 18 years we shared together. I am a better person because of him.

Randy bragged about his daughter "Tessa" every time we had a chance to visit and share our families. I would have to say he was a proud father.

Randy allowed yesterday to be, yesterday. He did not hold a grudge and was the first one to let go of the past. I am reminded of sweet words from --Edith Wharton-- There are two ways of spreading light, to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it." I believe Randy did both. He shared in your joy, and spread his own passion for life. Randy was an ordinary person with an extraordinary zeal for life. His infectious smile and loud laughter will resonate deep within me for many years to come.

There were no filters on the lens of life for Randy. His life was captured pretty much as it happened. Honest to the core, and sincere in his journey.

I will remember you my friend in the stillness of the morning, with dew on the grass, and in the gentle flow of my very own life.

I wish for you a peaceful eternity,

LeRoy

LeRoy Ward

It has been many years since I last saw Randy but after reading all the testimonials..one thing is for sure, he was still the same great person I knew many, many years ago. It's hard to understand why a life would be cut so short but God has a plan for all of us and even though nothing makes sense at this time...I for one will try to make my world a better place for all the people in my life that are dear to my heart. It is clear to me that is how Randy lived his short life. May Randy's family and friends find peace in all the lives he has touched.

Diane (Beckwith) Lindsey

I was able to enjoy seven years of working with Randy at DSM. He would always tell me wonderful stories about Tessa,and listen to all my stories about my two girls. You could just tell that he loved being a Dad more than anything. Andy and I were watching our Wedding video the other day and through out the entire reception you could hear Randy laughing. Randy just had one of those laughs that you couldn't mistake. He loved laughing and he enjoyed life so much. He will be missed by a lot of people. He brightened so many people's lives. I'm going to miss him teasing me about Andy, we both really enjoyed being his friends. Randy, you and your family will always be in our prayers.

Macy Przybocki

I worked with Randy at Holly's, alongside another good friend, the late Richard Wolfert. I can still hear Randy's laugh, which always made me laugh. Randy was a hardworker, and always fun to be around. Randy played bass in a small "Holly's" band we created out of boredom one summer, along with my brother and Dan Collins. Although it has been 20 years since I moved and last saw Randy, I am very sorry to learn of his untimely death. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

Greg Ver Beek

Dear Gail,

We want to share our synpathy with you as we knew Randy as a very special person. Phil enjoyed working with him and has many fond memories, not the least of which was as recently as April of this year. Linda met him on more than one occaision at various company functions during the Wyckoff years. He contributed a great deal to all he came in contact there and we all will miss him greatly.

Our prayers are with you during this most difficult of times.

Our warmest regards to you and your daughter,

Phil And Linda Ranck

Phil and Linda Ranck

Eleanor, Kristy and Family: I am sorry I was not able to attend Randy's service. I am saddened by his passing and I pray that your family will find peace in knowing that Randy is in a better place. I have only 1 vivid memory of Randy but many more of your house and yard on Delaware Ct.

I can still remember, like it was today, the time Randy and my brother Greg made the flaming hoop of fire in your yard. Once it was made, it was lit and they proceeded to jump over the ramp and over my other brother Andy! I look back now and still cannot believe what I saw.

I will miss Randy and his good nature. We were all very lucky to have grown up on Delaware Ct. and The Gumpert Family and Randy were a big part of this good fortune. I grieve with you and I will keep all of you in my prayers.

JON

Randy Carl Gumpert

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