Randall Stewart Feazell

Randall Stewart Feazell was a 28-year-old man whose life belonged first to the everyday relationships and routines that shape a person — family, friends, and the places where he lived. Public records and contemporary news accounts identify Randall Feazell among five people who died in Charlotte, North Carolina, on July 4, 1979. Beyond those facts, the publicly available record about his personal life is limited in formal obituary sources.

What is verifiable is that Randall was part of a small, tightly connected community in Charlotte in the late 1970s. Notices and retrospective reporting about the July 4, 1979 deaths list him by full name and age, and modern commemorations that remember the five people who died that night include his name among them. These sources confirm he was 28 at his death and that his passing left a lasting mark on the city’s history.

Because no family-published obituary or funeral notice matching his name and the exact date of death has been located in major obituary archives, this remembrance focuses on honoring Randall the person rather than the public circumstances of his death. Even when public detail is scarce, the fact that multiple reliable news organizations and memorial sites recorded his name and age is a reminder that Randall was a person with connections, a life story known to family and friends, and a place in the memories of those who knew him.

This page acknowledges Randall Stewart Feazell as more than a line in a police file: he was an individual whose life mattered. Though the public record here is limited, his name endures in local histories and remembrances. May this short tribute serve as a respectful acknowledgment of his life and the people who cared for him.