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Randy Ott
Posted 2/24/07
Randy Ott, 48 MILLSBORO - Randy Ott of Millsboro passed away Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007, from a work related accident in Millsboro. He was 48. He was well respected in the manufactured housing business. …
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Randy Ott
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Randy Ott, 48
MILLSBORO - Randy Ott of Millsboro passed away Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007, from a work related accident in Millsboro. He was 48.
He was well respected in the manufactured housing business. He began working with his father, George Ott, at the age of 15.
When Mr. Ott was created, the Lord broke the mold.
Those who had the pleasure of his friendship and love would agree.
He was a simple, humble man with great character. No words could describe him.
A gentle giant, Mr. Ott loved his fellow man no matter how rich or poor. He loved his country, his family, but most of all he cherished the joy and love his son and wife brought to his life everyday.
He was a man who never believed in giving anyone less than what he would give himself and that was perfection. He will be greatly missed by so many people.
He is survived by his wife, Chrisann Ott; a son, Peter Ott; his mother, Doris Ott of Dover; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Cindy Ellis of Wilmington and Sandy and Richard Ogden of Camden; two brothers, Gary Ott and Tom Ott, both of Nevada; a niece, Kimberly Ogden of Lincoln; a nephew, Kyle Ogden of Camden; and extended family.
Services will be private.
MILLSBORO - Randy Ott of Millsboro passed away Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007, from a work related accident in Millsboro. He was 48.
He was well respected in the manufactured housing business. He began working with his father, George Ott, at the age of 15.
When Mr. Ott was created, the Lord broke the mold.
Those who had the pleasure of his friendship and love would agree.
He was a simple, humble man with great character. No words could describe him.
A gentle giant, Mr. Ott loved his fellow man no matter how rich or poor. He loved his country, his family, but most of all he cherished the joy and love his son and wife brought to his life everyday.
He was a man who never believed in giving anyone less than what he would give himself and that was perfection. He will be greatly missed by so many people.
He is survived by his wife, Chrisann Ott; a son, Peter Ott; his mother, Doris Ott of Dover; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Cindy Ellis of Wilmington and Sandy and Richard Ogden of Camden; two brothers, Gary Ott and Tom Ott, both of Nevada; a niece, Kimberly Ogden of Lincoln; a nephew, Kyle Ogden of Camden; and extended family.
Services will be private.
