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Randall L. Hamm passed away on Wednesday, August 28th, 2019 in Sacramento, California. He grew up in Lawrence, Kansas and lived for many years in California. he was preceded in death by his brother, Russell D. Hamm.
He is survived by his wife, Deborah and eight children, several grandchildren, his mother, Virginia M. Hamm, his father, Emory L. Hamm, sister, Marcia J. Hamm, his step-mother Ginger G. Hamm, his aunt Alberta White, his aunt Alicia Gaitan, his uncle Tinkie Staden, his uncle Ronald Staden and several cousins.
His service will be at St. Luke AME Church, Saturday, September 14th at 11:00AM. Following the service, he will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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I miss you so much buddy! It's been hard without you here at Alta...there will NEVER be anyone like Randall (Randy)!
Mari
Coworker
September 2, 2020
Dear Deborah, please accept our condolences. We were saddened to hear about Randall. We have fond memories of him when we were in Sacramento. We will be praying for you and the entire family. God bless. Cheryl & Kevin Brown
Cheryl Brown
September 13, 2019
It saddens me that Randall was called home. God knows best.We worked together for many years he always had a smile and a kind word. He will forever be missed by the folks that knew him. Deborah be at peace. Rest in Paradise my brother I'll see you in Heaven.
Syd Castain
September 10, 2019
My friend and buddy Randall, you were such a delight to work with. My heart bleeds from your absence here at Alta Ca Regional. My friend Deborah, our sincere condolences from Pastor James, son Izzy and myself. We love and appreciate what joy Randall brought to our family. May the Lord keep at such a time as this.
Mari Zapp
September 8, 2019
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