Kevin l. Randolph of Little Rock, AR, went home to be with the Lord on May 24th, 2026. He was born on August 8th, 1977, to Deacon Eddie Randolph Jr. (deceased) and Gloria Randolph.

Kevin Randolph was many things to many people—a devoted son, a loving father and grandfather, a beloved uncle, a loyal family member, a hard-working man, and the kind of person who could make an entire room laugh without even trying.

Kevin’s greatest gift was the way he loved people. He was a caring and dependable son who stood by his mother through life’s challenges, offering support, comfort, and unwavering love whenever she needed him. His parents were proud of the man he became—a man of character, loyalty, and integrity who always stayed true to himself.

To his nieces and nephews, Kevin was more than an uncle; he was a friend, a comedian, a mentor, and a creator of unforgettable memories. He never missed an opportunity to spend time with them, whether it was sharing stories, making jokes, lending a helping hand, or convincing them to do a little work for him with the promise of a dollar.

Anyone who knew Kevin knew his favorite saying to say to his nieces and nephews was: “If I owe you, then you’re never broke.”  Whether that promised dollar ever actually appeared remains one of the family’s greatest unsolved mysteries.

Kevin was a devoted Steelers fan who enjoyed researching and learning about historical events. Kevin was the life of family gatherings. His laughter was contagious, his jokes were endless, and his presence brought people together. Family events will never be the same without the legendary performances of Kevin and Tim—making up songs, creating inside jokes, and turning ordinary moments into cherished memories that will be talked about for generations.

Though our hearts ache in his absence, we are grateful for the countless memories, laughter, and love he gave us. We will miss his voice, his jokes, his presence at family gatherings, and the unique way he could make every moment brighter.

Most importantly, Kevin gave his life to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. At an early age he was saved and baptized, under Pastor Hill, and rededicated his life in his adulthood. While we mourn his passing, we find comfort knowing he is with the Lord. His legacy lives on in the stories we tell, the laughter we share, and the love he leaves behind.

Kevin leaves to cherish his precious memories: