Joseph Lawrence Randazzio Jr. Obituary

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Joseph Lawrence Randazzio Jr. (Columbus, Ohio), who passed away on May 29, 2024, at the age of 63, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Joseph Lawrence Randazzio Jr. to pay them a last tribute.

In the hush of twilight, as the stars twinkle in silent homage, we reflect on the legacy Joseph Lawrence leaves behind and his impact on the lives of his loved ones. Though Joseph Lawrence may no longer walk among us, his spirit lives on in the memories held dear by his family and friends, a guiding light that illuminates their paths in times of darkness.

He was predeceased by : his wife Joyce Randazzio; his nephew Jackie Dean Middleton; his father Joseph L Randazzio Sr.; his aunt Margret Randazzio; his uncle Richard Randazzio; his cousin John Randazzio; and his grandparents, Angela Randazzio and John J. Randazzio.

He is survived by : his mother Gwendolyn Randazzio (Sue); his siblings, Gina Randazzio, Richard Randazzio and Debrah Marchese; and his aunt Barbara Randazzio. He is also survived by niece, nephews, great nieces and great nephews, cousins.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Newcomer Funeral Home & Crematory

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3 people wrote a message from the heart

June 14, 2024

Adrienne Szalay wrote a sympathy message

“Joe will always be remembered for his love of God and people. He served various ministries by using his gift of helps and had a heart for the homeless.”

June 6, 2024

Hannah Morris wrote a sympathy message

“I hope you’re resting easy up there bud. Wish you were able to come watch another game. Thank you for buying me those dcs and taking me to get pizza even when you were sick. I was too young to understand but I do now.”

June 5, 2024

Mary Gossman wrote a sympathy message

“Joe had 2 things that he loved most: God, and his cats. Joe and I became friends about 10 years ago, when he needed help with his cats. Joe had many over the years; each one once a forgotten stray that he fed and befriended. Joe was so proud of the fact that he could tame even the most scared or untrusting cat, allowing many to be adopted. He had a gentle way with them. Joe was a kind, good man. He never complained despite a hard life, often saying "God is good". I’ll miss him.”