Raymond Randolph Parham
Raymond Randolph Parham, 94, of Granville County passed away Sunday, January 31, 2021 at his home.
Randolph was born in Granville County to the late Raymond Watkins Parham and Tazzie Hart. He was a member of Mt. Creek Baptist Church, a World War II veteran and retired from the Department of Transportation after many years of service.
Funeral Services will be held Thursday, February 4, 2021 at 2:00 PM at Mt. Creek Baptist Church by Reverend Johnny Richards. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The service will be livestreamed. You may access the funeral service by clicking on the following link:
Funeral Service: https://vimeo.com/507220304
He leaves to cherish his memory his wife of fifty-eight years, Rachel Wilkerson Parham of the home; a daughter, Randie Parham Whitt (Ronnie) of Oxford; a son, Richard R. Parham (Julie) of Raleigh; six grandchildren, Lee Whitt of Raleigh, Ryan Whitt (Amber) of Kennesaw, Ga., Erin Whitt of Raleigh, Archer Parham, Victor Parham and Russell Parham all of Raleigh. He was preceded in death by his siblings, Kernie Parham, Emmaline Parham, Jimmie Parham, Ruby Parham and nephews, Richard W. Parham and Robert L. Parham.
The church will be opened at 1:00 PM for the public to pay their respects and sign the register book.
Flowers are kindly accepted or memorials may be made to Mt. Creek Baptist Church 2187 Mt. Creek Rd. Oxford, NC 27565.
Eakes Funeral Home will be following social distancing guidelines and ask that all in attendance wear a mask or appropriate face covering.
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Rachel and family, so sorry to hear of Randolph passing. Treasure your many memories. I know he will be missed. Lifting you all up in prayer!
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. I know Randolph will be missed tremendously. I love all of you ❤️
So sorry to hear of the passing of Randolf. Always enjoyed talking to him at the Hart reunions. Prayers for Rachel and his family.
A man beloved by cousins of all degrees. He was truly one of the Greatest Generation. He was proud of his service to his country and his community was thankful for his service to country, church, family and community. A tower of quiet strength whose word was his bond. There is not a lot that can be added to the statement – a life well-lived.
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