Randy L. Houchens

randy houchens

April 27, 1967 ~ September 3, 2013

Randy L. Houchens, 46, of Taylorsville, died Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013 at his home. Randy loved building model cars and trucks and going to car shows. He also enjoyed playing bingo, cards and computer games. Randy loved his family and friends, animals, meeting new people and talking with his friends. Born April 27, 1967, Randy was the son of Charles and Janet Abner Houchens. Survivors include his parents; a sister, Tina (Mark Streeval) Cooper of Columbus; aunts and uncles, Gary (Micha) Abner of Lawton, OK, Dottye Odle of Athens, TN, Teresa Jeffers of Perrysville, Mike (Judy) Houchens of Glasgow, KY, Charlene Houchens, Sandra Brockman and Martha Burns, all of Columbus; a nephew, Tyler H. Thompson, Taylorsville, and a niece, Madison Robison of Seymour. He was preceded in death by grandparents, Edward and Nettie Houchens, Glen Abner, and Dossie Parker; and an aunt, Phyllis Shrum. SERVICES: 11:00 a.m. Friday September 6, 2013 at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home OFFICIATING CLERGY: Rev. Larry Fields FINAL RESTING PLACE: Resthaven Cemetery Edinburgh, Indiana VISITATION: 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Thursday and from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. Friday at the funeral home MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Riley Hospital for Children for Spina Bifida

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  1. Bub, I miss you so much and this is one of the hardest things that I have gone through, I wish you were here, but I know God called you home for a reason my dearest brother…I love you and can not wait to see you again..Love your sis!!

  2. love you sweety….and will miss you forever.we were friends for 29 years,we shared laughs and tears,secrets and dreams….til we meet again toots!!!

  3. Our thoughts and prayers are with family and friend. We were not fortunate to meet and get to know Randy, like we have Tina and TT. I’m sure we would have come to love him like we do them. RIP

  4. Uncle Charles, Aunt Janet,& Tina, Just wanted to say I love you guys. I am sorry to hear of Randys passing. I wish I could have came to the service. Mom said it was nice and that Randy looked at peace. I am keeping you guys in my prayers. Love, Melanie K.

  5. Janet and Charles, Thank you for allowing me to take care of Randy for the past 2 yrs. You have treated me like I was part of your family. I will miss Randy for sure. We had a LOT of laughs. Yeah there were some times that could have been better, but we all go through different things. I thought of Randy as a brother. We would know what one was thinking without saying a word, and just laugh. He knew when I was in deep thought and he would just say “Lets hear it” and roll his eyes and laugh. Randy had a big heart, and from the visitation he was loved and liked by a lot of people. Just wish, he had that contact from people when he was here with us. I’m sure there were people there that he had not seen in yrs. He really felt like that no one like him. That was far from the truth. Randy was a loving man, and would have done anything for anyone. It still is hard for me to grasp that he is gone. When I was there last I was frustrated, and did not really talk too much with him. I know that he was not feeling good and his back was hurting. He was is just one of those Randy moods, so I gave him space. I wish that I could go back and make that day different but I can’t. I know that he cared and liked me as he would always tell me. I will not forget him. Every time I see a car or a blonde…I know that I will giggle. Randy will be missed for sure. I’m sorry for the loss of Randy, and I know that your hearts are broken in thousands of pieces. If there is I can do for you, please let me know. I would like to still stay in contact and see you guys sometime and visit. Take care! Amy Schlarb


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