Joyce Randall Obituary (1939

The Legacy and life of our “Chief”, Joyce Marie Randall was born May 27,1939 to the stunning Louise Robertson and Alvin Still. Joyce was called home with her one and only daughter by her side The Legacy and life of our “Chief”, Joyce Marie Randall was born May 27,1939 to the stunning Louise Robertson and Alvin Still. Joyce was called home with her one and only daughter by her side December 10, 2022. December 10, 2022. Joyce attended Moorestown High School located in Moorestown N.J 1956. She was in the marching band and loved singing in the choir. She stayed sharp as a tack with reading and writing. Joyce could have won an award with her attractive handwriting. In fact, she remained the cream of the crop with her good looks and attractive wardrobe throughout all the years of her life. Joyce traveled to numerous countries all around the world. In Addition, she fell in love with Germany and lived there for five years. Joyce attended Moorestown High School located in Moorestown N.J 1956. She was in the marching band and loved singing in the choir. She stayed sharp as a tack with reading and writing. Joyce could have won an award with her attractive handwriting. In fact, she remained the cream of the crop with her good looks and attractive wardrobe throughout all the years of her life. Joyce traveled to numerous countries all around the world. In Addition, she fell in love with Germany and lived there for five years. After returning to the states, she started working at Graphic Control where she later retired. Our Chief was a force to be reckoned with and a goal crusher. She was spoiled and determined to get what she wanted without assistance. Excelling and setting the bar high as a single mother is an understatement. While others doubted her game plan, she worked 3 jobs to purchase her first home for her children at the age of 30! Joyce protected her children and made certain they all were independent. God began to soften Joyce’s heart and she was later baptized in Jesus name at Holy Bethel Pentecostal Temple. After returning to the states, she started working at Graphic Control where she later retired. Our Chief was a force to be reckoned with and a goal crusher. She was spoiled and determined to get what she wanted without assistance. Excelling and setting the bar high as a single mother is an understatement. While others doubted her game plan, she worked 3 jobs to purchase her first home for her children at the age of 30! Joyce protected her children and made certain they all were independent. God began to soften Joyce’s heart and she was later baptized in Jesus name at Holy Bethel Pentecostal Temple. Joyce Marie Randall was predeceased by Parents: Louise Robertson and Alvin Still; Sons Carlton & Antoine Still, Brothers Alvin and Howard Still. Joyce Marie Randall was predeceased by Parents: Louise Robertson and Alvin Still; Sons Carlton & Antoine Still, Brothers Alvin and Howard Still. Joyce took pride in raising her children and wanted them all to know that she lived her life to the fullest. Her legacy continues through her boys Tyrone “T.Y” Still (Niece) and William “Beav” Still (Patricia), her one and only daughter Delores “Dee” Carter ( Arthur), 2 sisters Alberta and Shirley Still , 9 Grandchildren Dyshell (Simuel), Nadia, Jevon, Damelia, Justin, William “ Duke Man”, Arthur Jr., Johnny, and Nyann. 16 Great Grandchildren Da’meer, Keyshell, Danay’jah, Symiera, Eriq, William jr, Tyasia, D’Hani, Jaleel, Simuel “Duce”, Jayda, Jyelle, Armani, A'lannah, and Jasir. 2 Great-Great Grandchildren, a host of nieces and nephews. Joyce took pride in raising her children and wanted them all to know that she lived her life to the fullest. Her legacy continues through her boys Tyrone “T.Y” Still (Niece) and William “Beav” Still (Patricia), her one and only daughter Delores “Dee” Carter ( Arthur), 2 sisters Alberta and Shirley Still , 9 Grandchildren Dyshell (Simuel), Nadia, Jevon, Damelia, Justin, William “ Duke Man”, Arthur Jr., Johnny, and Nyann. 16 Great Grandchildren Da’meer, Keyshell, Danay’jah, Symiera, Eriq, William jr, Tyasia, D’Hani, Jaleel, Simuel “Duce”, Jayda, Jyelle, Armani, A'lannah, and Jasir. 2 Great-Great Grandchildren, a host of nieces and nephews. We would like to thank a few special people that meant a great deal to our mom. Thank you, Cathy, for being a wonderful friend, Judy for loving our mom like your own and Al Williams for being a wonderful son. We We would like to thank a few special people that meant a great deal to our mom. Thank you, Cathy, for being a wonderful friend, Judy for loving our mom like your own and Al Williams for being a wonderful son. would like to thank a few special people that meant a great deal to our mom. Thank you, Cathy, for being a wonderful friend, Judy for loving our mom like your own and Al Williams for being a wonderful son.