Theresa A. Randall

A candle was lit by Carol A Randall/Ketchum on January 19, 2018 12:43 AM

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To Theresa Family,so sorry to hear of Theresa passing,I wish I knew,would of flown up there,she was not only my daughter- in-law,but also my friend,will miss us talking every night,and her visiting us,and for awhile lived with us,well now no more suffering,and your in Heaven with rest of your Family,say hello to my son Tommy,God bless you .Rest in Peace.Love Carol and Danny Ketchum

A candle was lit by Carol ARandall/Ketchum on January 19, 2018 12:33 AM

Message from Tricia Marchlik

My dear, sweet friend... you will be missed more than you know... always in my heart .... it's been an honor being your friend for so many years...

A candle was lit by sandy needham on January 9, 2018 4:29 AM

Message from sharon westcott

to my friend that you were and will continue to be i will miss you and think of the fun times at our get togethers you are missed and you surely didnt deserve this love ya sharon w

A candle was lit by Denise Clark on January 8, 2018 8:40 PM

Message from Shirley Smith ,Durivage

So Sorry to hear About Theresa , She was a dear friend of my Dear Sister who has passed Carol Heogen ,Now her and Carol are together again, Prayer and thoughts to you all , God Bless

Message from Tracy Howard

There are not enough words to convey the difference this amazing woman made in every life she touched. She was one of the most genuinely kind people I’ve ever known. Growing up, she truly was like a 2nd Mom to me. Even in my adult years, when life took us all in different directions, she never forgot a birthday, and she was always there to make a sweet comment on a photo online, and she’d never forget to tell you she was proud of you. She welcomed me in and treated me like an extended part of her family.

Ma, Mommy2, Theresa, I’ll never be able to thank you enough for putting up with a pair of goofy, moody, sometimes incorrigible teenage girls, always with a smile, a hug, a consoling word, some excellent advice, encouragement, or a good joke. You were a shoulder to cry on, a good laugh, and someone to make sure we didn’t get into TOO much trouble. And to make sure we didn’t live solely on pizza and French fries. Above all, you taught us to respect ourselves and not to let anyone put us down. You will NEVER be forgotten.

A candle was lit by Tracy Howard on January 8, 2018 6:00 PM

A candle was lit by Isabelle M Trahan on January 8, 2018 9:44 AM