Randall James, age 48, of Billings
August 11, 1972 – October 28, 2020
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Stevenson & Sons Funeral Homes
Serving families in the Miles City, Forsyth, Lame Deer, Broadus, Circle, Jordan and Terry areas for three generations.
ROBERT LITTLE WOLF says
THE NORTHERN CHEYENNE CHEYENNE CHIEF COUNCIL EXTEND THEIR CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF RANDALL JAMES AND PRAYERS FOR STRENGTH DURING THIS MOST SAD, SORROWFUL AND MOURNFUL TIME FOR THE LOSS OF A BELOVED LOVE ONE.
George Morris says
A great friend , RIP pal , lots of good memories!
Melvin Weaselboy jr says
My brother showed me how it is to be strong,humble and courage. NO ONE could question any of his heart. I love him and all our times we shared.
Aho mitakiyasi
Cheyenne says
My condolences to ur Family .. stay strong thru these difficult times 😔
Erin Leah Arthur says
I don’t have any words to say, just my condolences to my bro Randy’s family. I will never forget he always wanted me by him and his smile and honest words of wisdom will be with me on my heart forever. RIP brother Randy no more suffering no more pain…🌻🌼🌸🌺🌷🌹
Erin Leah Arthur says
I don’t have any words to say, just my condolences to my bro Randy’s family. I will never forget he always wanted me by him and his smile and honest words of wisdom will be with me in my heart forever. RIP brother Randy no more suffering no more pain…🌻🌼🌸🌺🌷🌹
Lucille Dawn Plenty Hawk Stewart says
We have lost a great Legend an OG as they say but to me he was a best friend who helped me learned many things especially how to be humble and he would say “WooSaa Lucille just chill 😎 it’s okay let’s go for a cruise n get a whopper and forget about our problems and our worries.” I am so lucky to have a good friend for 30 years and out of those 30 years I never seen him for 22 years and when I seen him in May it was like we never even parted at all.. It was the best time ever until now I am gonna miss you Randy but now no more pain… Fly high like the Eagle 🦅 you are n the angel sure got a warrior, a legend and you will never be forgotten but remembered always…
Henry S says
I seen Randy play basketball at LD school outdoor courts with sprained ankles and that one time he was even out there playing ball with a broken collarbone! I always liked playing with him and when I played against him, if I ever let him shoot from the outside, I would think to myself, “He is going to miss this one” (he rarely did). I will have these things as a part of my memory of my youth in LD. Travel well Randy.