Kern County Obituaries

Robert Scott Randleman

Submitted by Don Stowell; 13 Feb 2008

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Mojave Desert News; Date Unknown

Scott Randleman remembered as man of God and family
by Suzan Maclsaac, MDN Contributing Writer
ROSAMOND — Scott Randleman was known as a "very Godly man, no one could 
ever said anything bad about him. He had a very quick wit and a dry humor. He was 
friendly, very loving and sincere. He was also very giving and he put his family first only 
after his love for God. On goes Sue Ogden's recount of her brother's life which ended 
suddenly last week at the age of 45. Known as a strong Christian family man and the 
youngest elder at the Wayside Chapel in 15 years, Ogden continues that "Scott's 
Christian gifts included hospitality and discernment, which earned him a reputation as a 
very wise man."
 
Born in Mojave on May 27, 1945, Randleman was raised in Rosamond until his 
sophomore year in high school. He was brought up in and met his future wife Sandy at 
the Wayside Chapel when it was founded in the "little adobe building on Diamond St." 
With his parents, Randleman moved away briefly during high school only to return to 
Rosamond to complete his education at AV College. At this time, he and Sandy started 
dating and were married a few years later on June 25,1977 at Wayside Chapel. At his 
passing, Randleman had been employed at Downey Savings & Loan in Lancaster for 
four years. A lover of the outdoors, his hobbies included camping, snow and water 
skiing, computers, reading and photography. Aside from being an Elder of Wayside 
Chapel, Randleman was also a Bible study leader, Sunday School teacher and director. 
His duties as an elder included visitation, teaching and counseling. He also served as 
Wayside Chapel treasurer at one time.
Randleman went home to be with Christ on Nov. 9. He leaves wife Sandy, children 
Leslie, 16 and Steven, 13, sister and brother-in-law Sue and Jerry Ogden, brother Rich 
and wife Marcy Randleman and brother Patrick Randleman (all of Rosamond) and 
parents Jack and Pat Randleman of Mariposa. Memorial services were held Monday 
evening, November 13 at 7 p.m. In honor of Scott's life, donations can be sent to 
Wayside Chapel Building Fund, 2584 Felsite Ave., Rosamond, CA. 93560 (661) 256-
WCCC.
In summing up Randleman's life, wife Sandy remembers him as a "man of integrity, 
faithful to family, church and always ready to do what was needed. He could be found 
reading God Word on a regular basis and faithfully supported his church on a financial 
basis.

ROSAMOND — Robert Scott Randleman of Rosamond passed away November 9 at age 45.
He is survived by his wife Sandra and children Leslie and Steven, parents Jack and Pat 
Randleman, brothers Dale Patrick and Richard Alan Randleman.
Mr. Randleman was manager of Downey Savings and Loan in Lancaster.
Services were held November 13 the Wayside Chapel in Rosamond.
Arrangements were handled by Mumaw Funeral Home.

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