Randall Paul Hughes

Two weeks since you left, Randy. I am sitting here reading so many sincere tributes from friends, neighbours and family. It makes me proud to read them… to be your aunt and especially your God-mother. An honour I was given many years ago. Thank you for the memories you gave to me and your caring. We always feel we have time to thank a person we love for always being there… for that birthday card that you took time to chose… that Christmas card… the telephone calls! When I emailed you always answered right away. I would sit and wait for your answer and it always came. You never disappointed me. God bless you, Randy! With tears and a proud heart, I miss you. You called me “Auntie”. I love you! Aunt Timi from New Brunswick

So sorry to learn of Randy’s passing. He had quite the wit and always made me laugh

I met Randy as one of my fellow condo members. I was chocked by his sudden pass away. The last time I saw him, last than a week before he went away, the last time we exchanged emails last than two days from he went away, he was great so his passing away was a chock and still is. I know how painful it is to loose our love ones. We have to deep down to the moments we had with them and remember that we will see them again. I am deeply sorry for your lost. I know that Randy is in a better place making sure that they have all IT necessary advices. I was blessed to have an opportunity to meet him and to share a moment in his life. I will miss his softness voice and his honest way of expressing his views. Until we meet again Rest In Peace Randy. You are being missed.

Our hearts are breaking at Somerset Court. Randy was a young man every parent would be proud to call son. He was bright, intelligent and a welcome presence at Somerset Court. He was obviously raised in a home of refinement and warmth and he was a constant helpful friend to many of us older residents here. Just a short time ago, Randy dropped off the best tomatoes grown, I believe, at your home. Knowing we shared a love of the Jays, he honoured me several years ago with memorabilia he knew I would treasure. And, I will always be grateful to him for helping me with my computer. He knew I admired and respected him. My deepest sympathy to the family. He was so terrific. Evelyn Greenberg

To Randy's Mum and Dad, Kevin, and family. Please accept our deepest sympathies. Randy was beloved in this Somerset Court Community, let alone among the world-wide network of friendships he had accrued from Japan through the Maritimes. As a fellow board member Randy was a valued colleague and esteemed friend. We will all miss him so. Rick and Edwina Kohler

Don and I were shocked and saddened to hear of Randy's passing. Our thoughts are with you all during this extremely difficult time. Although I had not seen Randy regularly during our adult years, I recall lots of visits when we were kids and one weekend babysitting stint.....Randy was a little annoyed that I was only a couple of years older than him :)

Doreen, Paul, Kevin and family, 
We’re so very sorry to learn of Randy’s passing. We hope you feel the love and support of your family and friends in the days ahead. May God bless you with many happy memories of Randy. Take care.

I am so sorry for your loss. Sending my condolences to Uncle Paul, Aunt Doreen and family. I will keep you in my prayers. All my love xoxo.

Randy and I were neighbours, friends and on many occasions want to be golfers. 
A couple of memorable trips to Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head will always play out in my mind and in my heart. 

Thanks for those memories my friend, I will miss you.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Very tragic. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.