Randy Joe Carney
November 26, 1958 ~ November 5, 2015
Randy Joe Carney, 56, of Cedar Rapids, died Thursday, November 5, 2015, after a battle with cancer. He graciously donated his body to the University of Iowa. There will be no services at this time.
He was born November 26, 1958, in Phoenix, Arizona, to Hugh F. Carney II and Mildred (Saeugling). Randy was a long-time resident of Cedar Rapids. He enjoyed doing outdoor activities like hunting deer and pheasant, fishing, and camping'especially with his grandkids.
Randy is survived by his daughter, Catrina (Trent) Renken of Marion; grandchildren, Nicholas, Kourtney, and Krystina Renken; mother, Mildred Carney of Cedar Rapids; brothers, Hugh (Gail) Carney, of Lynville, Iowa, Brett Carney of Cedar Rapids, and John (Andrea) Carney of DeWitt, Iowa; sister, Katherine (Scott) Beck of Cedar Rapids; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father.
Randy's family would like to thank Unity Point Hospice for their compassionate care throughout his illness.
Memorials may be directed to Unity Point Hospice.
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Although it’s been more years then I care to say since I have seen Randy, I had so many fun times running around the noelridge area with Randy. We always had fun just hanging out. Usually at Millie’s house. . I was taken in to this great family as a teenager and Randy was always a jokester, protected and coconspirator. .Also say that he introduced me to Jeff, and we’ve been married 34 years and counting. My thoughts and sympathy are with all of Randy’s family. Sincerely, Mary Harris
Thank you Mary for the kind words – John
it has also been many years since I have seen randy but remember the good times of our younger days well. Millie’s house was where I stayed for awhile also, a great lady. I don’t know who was the instigator him or me most of the time but we had fun. My thoughts are with his family.
Thank you Doug – Millie and Kathy
My Thoughts and Prayers are with Randy’s family. I know he will be Greatly missed.
I remember Randy and Brett from my high school days and going over to Millie’s house. I have lost a lot of my memories from that time in my life, but will never forget Randy. I do remember he was a great person.