Audrey Renee (Bryant) Randall

Audrey Renee (Bryant) Randall was a lifelong resident of Coraopolis. She has been a resident of Kadima Nursing Facility for two years in Latrobe, PA. Audrey was born February 28th, 1959, in Sewickley Valley Hospital to the late Norman and Vivian Bryant. Audrey went to be with her father and mother on Father’s Day (6-21-2026) approximately 9:30 PM. Audrey surviving siblings Janet Bryant, Linda (Norman) Bryant Thomas and Eric Bryant. Janet’s son Andre; Linda’s son Kristofer and daughter Kandace; Eric Bryant, Sr.’s son Eric Bryant, Jr., Tyler Joseph Bryant and Maura Renee Bryant; Great niece Vivian Gwen age 9, Christopher Kane age 7 and Rowan Arthur age 6. I don’t know where the name came from, but they all called her “Aunt Baum”. Audrey was a proud member of Mount Olive Baptist Church of Coraopolis. She never wanted to miss a Sunday. Audrey was a graduate of Cornell Education Center in 1977. Audrey’s achievements before graduating consist of the following, from 1973-1977.  She was a cheerleader and the Co-Captain, the Yearbook Staff Editor, Courseplay Youth Education Association, Treasurer Bonfire Committee, Homecoming Court, Senior Class Play, Senior Advisory Committee, Junior Advisory Committee, Parkway, Pep-Club, Prom Committee, Student Council and Honor Society. My sister was busy! Audrey works several jobs ending up at UPMC as an insurance claim specialist. While working, Audrey obtained two MBAs from Point Park University in accounting. Audrey had a remarkable capacity for love and care. Although she never had children, she did spoil all her nieces and nephews. The bond she shared with them gave them affection, guidance and unwavering love. She found great joy in nature and had a deep love for her animals, especially her dog, Diamond, who she brought with her constantly. Diamond gave her happiness and companionship. She also had another dog named Thumper and a cat named Cleo. These memories will always remain dear to my sister. She had a love and enjoyed baking, cooking, crocheting and knitting and she had many meaningful tattoos Audrey you will truly be missed.  Visitation Friday (6-26) from 2 PM until time of service at 3 PM, with continued visitation from 6-8 PM at Copeland’s Coraopolis, 867 Fifth Ave. We would like people, instead of sending flowers, to please donate to the Early Onset Dementia Foundation.