Randy was born in Houston, Texas on September 9 th , 1955. He was 67 years old when the

Lord called him home in Conroe, Texas on November 22 nd , 2022.

Randy was preceded in death by his parents, Jack and Sybil Stout, and his sister Barbara

Cason.

Randy is survived by his sister Debbie Smith and her husband Don, his daughter Hayley

Carnagey and her husband John, his son Matthew Stout and his wife Kimi, His nephews

Stephen Smith and wife Ninnette, Scott Smith and wife Ashley. He also has 8

grandchildren, Sofia Carnagey, Storie Stout, Helena Carnagey, Noble Bradshaw, Nadia

Stout, Ziva Reynosa, Jackson Reynosa, and Piper Stout. And numerous other relatives

and many friends survive.

From his daughter, Hayley:

Dad was a kind, and loving father and grandfather. He loved to write songs and play

music. He enjoyed singing and playing guitar for his grandchildren. He also loved to

watch movies and read books. He was a giving and caring Christian. We will miss him,

but we also know he is at peace with our Lord.

From his sister, Debbie:

Randy loved anything to do with the “farm.” He loved to tell stories about all the good

times we had at Grandma and Grandpa Parker’s farm. We spent almost every holiday

there. He would talk about the time (only once) that he and grandpa went fishing, feeding

the cows, Easter egg hunts and especially he liked talking about the Christmas his

fireworks got mixed up with the wrapping paper and ended up in the burn barrel.

Firecrackers were popping, Roman candles going up in the air and everyone including

our dad running for cover!

We would reminisce about the Homecomings at Pleasant Grove church and the

“singings” followed with dinner on the grounds. Randy had always wanted to own the

farm and fix up the farmhouse. Our cousin Janet made that dream come true when she

gifted him the farmhouse and surrounding property. Sadly, he never was able to do the

repairs he talked about at great length.

Randy also loved baseball and got to enjoy cheering his Astros to a world series victory

this fall. Included in his passions was a love for music. His legacy includes the many

songs he wrote and recorded (playing in the background today).

Most of all he would like for you to know about his asking Jesus to be his Savior and

Lord. Because of this we know he is with Jesus today, reunited with his dad, mom, sister,

many family members, and friends. His sincere hope was that all would make that same

life changing decision.