DeAdrin Randle

Deadrin Derice Randle (August 13, 1987 – January 6, 2015) was a devoted husband and loving father whose steady presence and can-do spirit grounded those who knew him. Raised in Flint, Michigan, Deadrin took pride in being a practical problem-solver — a self-employed handyman who could fix nearly anything — and he enjoyed bringing calm and order to the busy lives of the people he cared about. Friends remembered him as someone who had a knack for computers and a patient way of teaching others when technology felt frustrating.

A graduate of Bendle/Carman-Ainsworth High School, Deadrin worked hard to support his family and carried himself with quiet responsibility. He cared deeply for the children in his life and was known for protecting and looking out for them, showing his love in everyday actions rather than grand speeches. Those who loved him treasured his warmth, his willingness to help a neighbor, and his steady, practical humor.

Deadrin’s family remembers a man who found meaning in small acts of service: repairing, explaining, showing up. Though his life was cut far too short, the kindness he offered and the household he kept for his wife and son remain a testament to a life lived for others. He is remembered by family and friends for the care he gave and the dependable presence he provided in ordinary moments.

Services and tributes were handled locally. Family and friends who wish to honor Deadrin’s memory often speak of continuing his spirit of helpfulness — sharing skills with a neighbor, lending a hand where it’s needed, and protecting the young people in their community. In remembering Deadrin, those who loved him hold close the steady, everyday love he gave to his family.