David Randall

David Randall, 87, of Aiken, SC gained his wings while resting peacefully at home along with his son, Daniel and Donna Randall on September 23, 2026.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Collie Randall and Annie Mae Randall.

Surviving children, Daniel Randall (wife Donna), Jerry Randall (wife Gina), Anthony Paul Randall (Wife Cheryl), Melanie Randall Proctor (husband Russ), David Benjamin Randall (wife Rachael), and Beverly Shumpert Fulop (husband Alan. Also, two loving nieces Nancy Taylor (husband Mark) and Sherry Johnson (Husband Gerald). With 5 generations of legacy, he leaves behind many grandchildren that loved him dearly.

Along with his parents, He is preceded in death by his son, Joseph David Randall and son, Peter Franklin Randall.

David was a loving father, uncle, son, brother and grandpa best known as “Pops” to so many. His favorite pastime was fishing, camping, going to auctions and most of all talking in solitude with his Jesus while fishing along the riverbanks. He enjoyed his time on the roadsides in Aiken County selling watermelons, cantaloupes and boiled peanuts while witnessing and making new friends for over 50 years. He retired after 30 years of dedications with Owens Corning Fiberglass. He was also an active member of the Rocky Springs neighborhood Crimewatch. He loved sharing stories of the many miracles God performed with him during his life. For over 60 years as a member, he raised his children in the Gloverville Pentecostal Church. Later for over 3 years he made his home and place of giving praise with Midland Valley Community Church of Nazarene in Langley, SC.

His celebration “Home Going” will be held on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 1pm at Midland Valley Community Church of Nazarene with Pastor David Gallimore officiating.

His ashes will be laid to rest at Pine Grove Baptist Church Cemetery in Bath, SC by his children at an undisclosed time.

“Grandparent David”

From the Hebrew root David—meaning beloved.

 Need a helping hand? He will be there. He is aware of other’s needs. He has a practical as well as sensitive side. Animals and nature bring him great joy. He’s a gentleman who is inspirational, slow to anger and quick to smile. Much thought and work goes into his achieving. He loves everyone and loved to be loved. (This describes him so well.) R.I.P Pops, we all love you.

Arrangements are under the care of Jackson Memorial Funeral Home and Crematory in Graniteville, SC.