A Gentle Goodbye to a Soul That Gave So Much
The Roanoke community is mourning the loss of Randy Stoneberger, who passed away peacefully after a long and courageous battle with illness. In their final days, Randy was surrounded by the loving care of hospital staff at Roanoke Memorial Hospital, but no hospital walls could contain the love that poured out from the hearts of family and friends.
Randy was more than just a patient or a name in a chart. They were a beacon of warmth, kindness, and unwavering loyalty to their loved ones. Known for their bright smile and always having time to lend a hand or a listening ear, Randy touched countless lives with simple but profound acts of love. Now, the silence left behind is deafening, and the ache of their absence is deeply felt.
Their journey on this earth may have ended, but those who knew Randy know that the love they gave lives on in every heart they touched.
A Family’s Grief, A Community’s Call to Action
Despite their many years of selflessness, Randy passed without insurance or savings to cover their final farewell. This unexpected financial weight has fallen heavily on their grieving family, who are doing their best to plan a memorial worthy of the soul they’ve lost.
The pain of loss is already unbearable. But trying to figure out how to pay for it adds another crushing layer of stress. The family is now calling on the community—those who knew Randy, those who loved Randy, and even those simply moved by their story—to help ease the burden.
Whether you give $5 or $50, your support is not just about money—it’s about compassion, unity, and honoring a beautiful life. Every donation helps bring peace to those left behind.
Remembering Randy: A Life of Quiet Impact
Randy may not have lived loudly, but the echo of their kindness still rings in every life they touched. They were the person who remembered your birthday, who showed up when others didn’t, who always made you feel like you mattered. And now, it’s our turn to make sure Randy knows that they mattered too.
As the family prepares to say goodbye, let us all rally behind them in this time of grief. Share Randy’s story, give if you can, and help preserve the dignity and love with which Randy lived their life. This isn’t just about a funeral—it’s about saying, “You were loved. You are remembered. You will never be forgotten.”
Let us not allow Randy’s final chapter to be written in struggle—but in love, generosity, and community.