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Obituary For Randy Colton
We respectfully announce the passing of Mr. Randy Colton age 65 of Charlie Fuller Road in Grantville, Georgia on Sunday, May 22, 2022 at his residence.
Graveside Services will be held at 1:00 PM on Friday, May 27, 2022 at Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church located at 2950 Primrose Road, Greenville, Georgia. Rev. Dr. E. L. Jimerson, Pastor, will officiate.
Public viewing will be held Thursday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM at the Funeral Home.
Due to COVID-19 concerns everyone in attendance at the viewing and the Graveside must wear a mask and social distancing is encouraged.
On Sunday, May 22, 2022 a flower was picked from the Garden of Life of the Colton’s family. The flower was known as the life of the party, fun, loving, easy going, and caring. The flower was also a devoted father, son, brother, uncle, and friend to many, Randy Colton affectionately known as “Pookie”. Randy leaves a legacy of love and memories that will live forever in the hearts of many.
Randy’s loving demeanor was instilled from birth by the late Mr. Willie Lee Colton and Mrs. Mary Mitchell Colton. Randy was born March 5, 1957 in Meriwether County, Georgia. Randy graduated in 1975 from Greenville High School, Greenville Georgia. Eager to join the workforce, he found employment with Franklin Products, Peachtree City, Georgia, where he remained for many years. Randy was a multitalented person from being a mechanic, an electrician, a barber, a gas technician to a teacher. Yes, Randy helped teach his grandchildren and great nieces how to tie their shoes. But the one thing he loved more was trucking. Randy's passion for trucking led him to establish JNR Trucking, LLC. Many who knew him, within the trucking community, referred to him as “Running Randy”, a self-proclaimed name given to him by himself.
Randy’s family was his pride and joy and he displayed the love he showed for his mother. When the sisters said they couldn't make her appointments, Randy told them blatantly “she needs her appointments”. And that was that!
Randy leaves to cherish his memory: his mother, Mary Colton; Sons, Rodney Colton and Joshua Colton; Daughter, Latangie Colton Burnett (Jimmy); Grandchildren, LaPrincia, Jimaul, Ronikia, Melody, Ja’Niya, Rodney, Tyquez, Shaquez, Ziyear, Ke’Asia; Great grandchildren, Jakobi, Je’Lanie, Jakala, Zaiden, Kno’inly, Zion and Ty; Sisters, Janette Gaston, Linda Hines, and Brenda (Gerald) Johnson; Brothers, Hulit (Annie) Colton and Dexter (Lou) Colton. A friend; Brenda Colton and a special friend; Elizabeth Ringer. And a host of aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Funeral arrangements by Thrash and Sons Funeral Home.
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Add A CondolenceSending my condolences and prayers to y'all love y'all
Sending my condolences to you all love y'all
Praying GOD Will Strengthen You The Colton Family. Randy Was An Amazing Classmate C/O 75" Rest Well Randy🕊️ From Lenvor And Elaine Childs The Childs Family
Mr condolences to Randy's family and associates. RIP Classmate. 🕊
My heart and prayers are with the Colton Family. Mr. Colton "Pookie" will truly be missed. I appreciate the help and knowledge he has shown me I am forever grateful! Rest well Mr. Colton
You all are in our prayers, Mr.Colton you was an amazing grandfather, me and my son will always cherish that❤️
When a branch has fallen from the family tree, it falls down and crushes the other branches. In due time those crushed branches will eventually regain their strength and face each new day without the fallen branch. Uncle Pookie, I will miss you and I love you forever!
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