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In August, 1984, Randall re-located to Norcross, Georgia (a suburb of Atlanta) where he accepted a position as an Instrument Technician for General Electric in September. | In August, 1984, Randall re-located to Norcross, Georgia (a suburb of Atlanta) where he accepted a position as an Instrument Technician for General Electric in September. | ||
Richard Randall married Lee Ormond Wade on June 9, 1990 in Toccoa, Georgia - and divorced during July, 1994. Shortly after his divorce, Randall met Monica Kathryn Hillier (from Los Angeles, California). During the summer of [[1995]], Randall along with Hillier, relocated to Aurora, Colorado. Randall and Hillier were married on November 1, 1997 in Golden, Colorado. However, the marriage | Richard Randall married Lee Ormond Wade on June 9, 1990 in Toccoa, Georgia - and divorced during July, 1994. Shortly after his divorce, Randall met Monica Kathryn Hillier (from Los Angeles, California). During the summer of [[1995]], Randall along with Hillier, relocated to Aurora, Colorado. Randall and Hillier were married on November 1, 1997 in Golden, Colorado. However, the marriage only lasted 4 years. There were no children from either marriage. | ||
During his childhood, Randall became an accomplished equestrian riding English and Western. His Aunt, Dolores Brady, owned a nearby stable where Randall developed his riding skills. Randall showed Tennessee Walking horses and won many ribbons during his teen years. While in high School, Randall took interest in playing electric guitar, which he still enjoys today. Heavily influenced by the style of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Van_Halen Eddie Van Halen], Randall played guitar in several small rock groups during his twenties and early thirties. | During his childhood, Randall became an accomplished equestrian riding English and Western. His Aunt, Dolores Brady, owned a nearby stable where Randall developed his riding skills. Randall showed Tennessee Walking horses and won many ribbons during his teen years. While in high School, Randall took interest in playing electric guitar, which he still enjoys today. Heavily influenced by the style of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Van_Halen Eddie Van Halen], Randall played guitar in several small rock groups during his twenties and early thirties. | ||