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Benjamin O. Randolph

Posted 6/19/11

CAMDEN - Benjamin O. Randolph, 77, of Camden, passed away on June 18. He served in the Air Force five years, earned a master's degree, worked for IBM, became Administrative Assistant to the VP of …

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Benjamin O. Randolph

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CAMDEN - Benjamin O. Randolph, 77, of Camden, passed away on June 18. He served in the Air Force five years, earned a master's degree, worked for IBM, became Administrative Assistant to the VP of Plans and Control and worked as VP of Operations for seven different Computer Corps. over 20 yrs. He also owned two bike shops, along with Bay State Computers. He enjoyed deep sea fishing, golfing, and hunting. He was Finance Chair at Severna Park UMC for over 15 years, cared for all their computer equipment, and made seven trips with VIM to Alaska and the Caribbean building new churches. At WUMC, he served on the Tech Team. He is survived by wife, Joan of 54 years; and children, Steven T. Randolph of Bowie, Md., Susan D. Mylott of Hartly, Scot D. Randolph of Berlin, Md.; and six grandchildren. Interment will be 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 21, Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 26669 Patriots Way, Millsboro. Ben's life will be celebrated with a memorial service and luncheon at 1 p.m. Wed. June 22 at Wyoming UMC, 216 Wyoming Mills Rd., Wyoming. Contributions may be made to Wyoming UMC Memorials, P.O. Box 389, Wyoming, DE, 19934.

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