Randall Eugene Ashley, 53 lost his battle with Esophageal Cancer to enter into a pain free life with the Lord.
He was born August 3, 1966 to the late Eugene Virgil Ashley and Ina Mae Ball in Cabarrus County. He graduated in 1986 from A.L. Brown High School. He worked with ATM Advantage as ATM Technician. Randall was a devoted husband to his wife Robin Michelle Ashley of thirty years. A devoted father to his daughter Summer Ashley Swenson and husband Michael Swenson of Fort Mitchell, AL. His three precious grandchildren Sophie, Abram, and Isla Swenson. Randall loved camping and boating with family as well as being an avid marksman, But most of all he loved being a Pawpaw. He was an amazing man who would do anything for anyone. He was the man that always put his family first. He was a hard worker and a very caring person.
He was also survived by two sisters Bobbi Hartsell of Mt Pleasant and Kathy Gillespie of Concord. Two Brothers Scott Ashley of Kannapolis and Jeff Ashley.
He was preceded in death by one sister Joyce Ross and one brother Ken Ashley.
In respect to COVID-19 the family will have a private Celebration of Life at a later date.
Hartsell Funeral Home of Concord is serving the Ashley family.
He was born August 3, 1966 to the late Eugene Virgil Ashley and Ina Mae Ball in Cabarrus County. He graduated in 1986 from A.L. Brown High School. He worked with ATM Advantage as ATM Technician. Randall was a devoted husband to his wife Robin Michelle Ashley of thirty years. A devoted father to his daughter Summer Ashley Swenson and husband Michael Swenson of Fort Mitchell, AL. His three precious grandchildren Sophie, Abram, and Isla Swenson. Randall loved camping and boating with family as well as being an avid marksman, But most of all he loved being a Pawpaw. He was an amazing man who would do anything for anyone. He was the man that always put his family first. He was a hard worker and a very caring person.
He was also survived by two sisters Bobbi Hartsell of Mt Pleasant and Kathy Gillespie of Concord. Two Brothers Scott Ashley of Kannapolis and Jeff Ashley.
He was preceded in death by one sister Joyce Ross and one brother Ken Ashley.
In respect to COVID-19 the family will have a private Celebration of Life at a later date.
Hartsell Funeral Home of Concord is serving the Ashley family.
Randall Eugene Ashley, 53 lost his battle with Esophageal Cancer to enter into a pain free life with the Lord.
He was born August 3, 1966 to the late Eugene Virgil Ashley and Ina Mae Ball in Cabarrus County. He graduated in 1986 from A.L. Brown High School. He worked with ATM Advantage as ATM Technician. Randall was a devoted husband to his wife Robin Michelle Ashley of thirty years. A devoted father to his daughter Summer Ashley Swenson and husband Michael Swenson of Fort Mitchell, AL. His three precious grandchildren Sophie, Abram, and Isla Swenson. Randall loved camping and boating with family as well as being an avid marksman, But most of all he loved being a Pawpaw. He was an amazing man who would do anything for anyone. He was the man that always put his family first. He was a hard worker and a very caring person.
He was also survived by two sisters Bobbi Hartsell of Mt Pleasant and Kathy Gillespie of Concord. Two Brothers Scott Ashley of Kannapolis and Jeff Ashley.
He was preceded in death by one sister Joyce Ross and one brother Ken Ashley.
In respect to COVID-19 the family will have a private Celebration of Life at a later date.
Hartsell Funeral Home of Concord is serving the Ashley family.
He was born August 3, 1966 to the late Eugene Virgil Ashley and Ina Mae Ball in Cabarrus County. He graduated in 1986 from A.L. Brown High School. He worked with ATM Advantage as ATM Technician. Randall was a devoted husband to his wife Robin Michelle Ashley of thirty years. A devoted father to his daughter Summer Ashley Swenson and husband Michael Swenson of Fort Mitchell, AL. His three precious grandchildren Sophie, Abram, and Isla Swenson. Randall loved camping and boating with family as well as being an avid marksman, But most of all he loved being a Pawpaw. He was an amazing man who would do anything for anyone. He was the man that always put his family first. He was a hard worker and a very caring person.
He was also survived by two sisters Bobbi Hartsell of Mt Pleasant and Kathy Gillespie of Concord. Two Brothers Scott Ashley of Kannapolis and Jeff Ashley.
He was preceded in death by one sister Joyce Ross and one brother Ken Ashley.
In respect to COVID-19 the family will have a private Celebration of Life at a later date.
Hartsell Funeral Home of Concord is serving the Ashley family.
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