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Submitted: 6/5/22 • Approved: 7/28/22 • Last Updated: 7/31/22 • R518271-G0-S3
US Navy
January 4, 1949-March 6, 2022
*Obituary
Randal Edward Condit, age 73, passed away peacefully at his home March 6, 2022.
He is survived by his mother Bobby Condit; brother Bill Condit; sister Nelda Pat Crawford; two daughters Krista Klause and Jacee Condit; one son Randal Luke Condit and 4 four grandchildren Addison, Sierra, Cloee, Rylee. His father, Royce Edward Condit, preceded him in death in 2016.
Randy was born in Oklahoma to Royce Edward and Bobby Nell (Harrell) Condit. He moved to Texas at age 22 where he enjoyed everything from rafting down the Rio Grande, fly fishing in the Guadalupe River, and bird hunting in West Texas. His friends played tribute to him, 'A one of a kind cowboy that would make you smile and brighten your day. Being a veteran of the Navy, he was a true patriot who loved our country' and 'he will be missed, he was an original. Randy loved watching western movies, listening to Willie and ole Hank Williams. But being with his kids and grandkids was what really filled his heart. Randal will be missed by all. Our heroes have all been cowboys, and they still are it seems.....
Graveside services will be held Saturday, March 12, 2022 at 2 p.m. in the Gaines County South Cemetery. Family and friend's visitation will be Friday, March 11, 2022 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Ratliff Funeral Home.
There were seven Spanish Angels at the Altar of the Sun. They were prayin' for the lovers in the Valley of the Gun. When the battle stopped and the smoke cleared there was thunder from the throne. And seven Spanish Angels took another angel home.
Fly high pop, we'll all be with you again some day. Please watch over us, guard and protect us and keep us all safe and well. Forever in our hearts.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the Gaines County Veterans Memorial in care of Randy Carlilse, 107 N. Main, Seminole, Tx 79360.
Published in the Seminole Sentinel
Contributed on 6/5/22 by neldapat
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