1956
2013
Randel "Randy" Paul Babin Sr., 57, has moved on to his heavenly home at 2:45am Tuesday, August 27, 2013. He was a native of Houma, La and a resident of Jacksonville, FL. He loved God, his family, and his friends with all of his heart and soul. He was a proud Cajun who loved fishing, hunting, crabbing, cooking, and entertaining. He enjoyed laughter in life and was always ready with a joke. He had an open-door policy to his heart and home and gave the shirt off of his back to help so many in his life. He loved to keep things simple and touched the lives of many as he journeyed down his path through life.
He is survived by his children, Tracey L. (Dade) Orgeron, Kandy L. (Ruddy )Brunet and Randel P. (Danielle) Babin Jr. and his grandchildren Chloe, Finn, Rusty, Harmony, Taylor and Katie; his father Leland Babin, brothers Richard Babin, Ronald (Karry) Babin and sister Robin Babin. He is proceeded in death by his mother Mary Whitney, stepfather Leo Whitney Sr., stepmother Evelyn Babin, sister Rebecca (Rufus) Whatley, nieces Allison and Summer Burroughs, Brittany Whatley, and nephew Jacob Babin.
He will be forever missed by his loving family and friends. Services will be held 10am Saturday,Sept 7,2013 at First Assembly of God, located at 205 N Van Ave,Houma,La 70364. Flowers and cards can be sent to 220 Roustabout St. Houma,La 70363. Please leave condolences at www.greenlawnjacksonville.com.
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January 8, 2014
Dad. I miss you. I want a hug from you. Its hard not to be able to speak to you in person. To hear your inflections and perspectives. You always had a different way to see things, a separate vantage point out of my view. You helped with guidance and humblement in times of trouble. You listened when I needed you too and you spoke when I needed you to. Our bond was one of father and son and was on a special level of compassion and adoration. I only know this love with Taylor. So special, so warm and fulfilling. I pray for a special residence for your afterlife and everlasting love and closeness for your relationship with God. You are my special friend Pop, my Dad. I love you and miss you.
October 13, 2013
My dear Brother. I miss you already. You and me were truly connected. You are no longer suffering and that's what makes me happy for you. All My Heart, Robin Ann
September 9, 2013
Tracey Oregron
Dad, your service was beautiful. So many came, so many shared and so many were moved seeing the wonderful pictures of your life. Your memory will live on forever in my heart and soul. I love you always. Rest peacefully my father.
Your loving daughter,
Tracey
September 9, 2013
Angie (MaryLee's daughter) Trahan
So sorry, I missed the goodbye. Say hello to Grandma and all the others.
September 3, 2013
Angie Babin
My precious love and life companion. For Snoopy, Abby and I, words can not express our tremendous sorrow and loneliness, without you with us each day. In our time of deepest sorrow, through the grace of God, we find comfort in knowing that in heaven we will meet again some wonderful day. It was your desire that we celebrate your departure from physical pain and your entry into eternal life of peace with your savior Jesus. Although we miss the sound of your laughter and your silly antics, we rejoice for you that you are now at peace and enjoy walking hand in hand with Jesus. I will forever love you and cherish our many happy memories. Your "Punkin" Angie Babin.
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