Funeral services for Randall "Randy" Scott Barron, 54, of Demorest, were held Thursday, Mar. 3 at Hillside Memorial Chapel. Pastor Mike Franklin officiated. Interment followed the service in Hillside Memorial Gardens.
Mr. Barron passed away Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022.
Born Dec. 18, 1967, Randy was a lifelong resident of Demorest. He was the son of Lloyd and Barbara Kennedy Barron. Randy is preceded in death by grandparents, Isaac Terrell Barron and Lizzie Kastner Barron and Shade Kennedy and Una Belle Kennedy Allen; as well as aunts and uncles, Willie Barron, Cosby Barron, Mildred B. Barron, Terrell Barron, Jr., Francis Kennedy, Jimmy Allen, Elaine Allen Lawson, and Rex Allen.
Randy was retired from United Parcel Service, a career that he deeply loved and took pride in for 25 years. He was a service provider working out of the Pleasantdale hub. Randy loved classic cars, especially Ford Mustangs, and he was also a NASCAR and Dale Earnhardt fan. He was an avid outdoorsman and loved to hunt and fish and he also liked '80s rock and country music. Randy was a lifelong Georgia Bulldog fan but could be found rooting for Alabama as well. Randy was a born again Christian and had spent a great deal of time in the last several years growing in his walk and spending time in the Word. His relationship with Jesus was very important to him as well as was worshiping with other believers at The Torch where he was a member. He had the heart of a true servant and tirelessly and selflessly served others, especially his immediate family.
Survivors include son and daughter-in-law, Scott and Jaime Barron of Orlando; parents, Lloyd and Barbara Kennedy Barron of Demorest; brother, Lloyd Barron, Jr. and wife Monica of Marietta; uncle, Verner Kennedy (Mary Jane) of Demorest; grandson, Landyn Barron of Orlando; niece, Sydney Barron of Tacoma, Washington; nephew, Grant Barron of Sandy Springs; as well as numerous extended family members.
An online guestbook is available for the Barron family at HillsideMemorialChapel.com.
Arrangements by Hillside Memorial Chapel & Gardens, Clarkesville.