Randall Troy Harris, age 71, of Chatsworth, GA, departed this life Saturday, June 7 2025. He was born August 29, 1953, to Alvie H. and Myrtle B. Harris. He was
proceeded in death by his wife, Sarah Jane Harris, both his parents (Alvie H. and Myrtle
B. Harris), brothers Jimmy Harris, Clifford Harris, Charles Harris, Edward Harris, Don
Harris, sisters Wanda Carzell Dyer and Brenda Fye Ross.

He is survived by his children Angela Pittman (Tony McDaniel), Anthony Harris (Malinda Harris), and Brandy Arhart; grandchildren Rebecca Pittman, Matthew Pittman (Desiree
Anderson), 1Samuel Pittman, Shelby Harris, Chase Harris; step-grandchildren Colby Case, Kara Case; great-grandchildren Jacob Callahan, Benjamin Armentrout, Aaliyah
Pittman, Baylee, Pittman, step-great-grandchildren, Colten. He is also survived by his brother Llyod Harris (Deborah) and sisters Edna Goble, Iva Jean Winkler, Janice Silvers, Lois
Brackett (Luther), Carolyn Worley (Travis), and several nieces and nephews.

. Randall was a cherished man whose love for the outdoors and devotion to his family were cornerstones of his life. He found joy in fishing, visiting the dirt track, drag strip, and hot rod shows, and these moments reflected his adventurous spirit. At home, Randall delighted in sharing simple pleasures with those he loved most—cooking out, indulging in his favorite “little Deborahs,” and savoring coffee on the back porch with his beloved wife of 52 years, Jane Harris. Their quiet evenings together were filled with warmth and companionship, a testament to their enduring bond.
A man of hard work and integrity, Randall took immense pride in the trade work he performed throughout the community, particularly in cleaning brick. His passion for his trade extended beyond the effort; it lived in the satisfaction of creating something beautiful. Spending time with his family, you would find them sharing laughter and making memories.
Randall and #39;s joyful spirit was infectious—he had a gift for lighting up every room he entered, often teasing those closest to him with playful humor that always came from a
place of love. He often recounted stories of the fast cars that defined some of his most thrilling days, and memories of his ’69 Roadrunner would inevitably bring a smile that
shone brightly in his eyes. Randall’s love, laughter, and legacy will forever be etched in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have known him.

A memorial visitation to honor the life of Randall Harris will be on Saturday, June 28, 2025, from 6 p.m.to 8 .

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made towards his final expenses.

Arrangements were made with integrity by Shawn Chapman Funeral Home