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Line 18: − + − − At the time of his death, the Webb was listed by the Louisiana Secretary of State as registered Independent voters.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/Home/Home?uid=5180838|title=Brenda Webb, December 1950|publisher=Louisiana Secretary of State|accessdate=November 19, 2015}}</ref><ref>The Louisiana Secretary of State's website does not list the names or party affiliation of deceased persons. Mrs. Webb is also an Independent voter.</ref>
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Jerry Pierce, an NSU vice-president who in the 1960s played football for the Northwestern Demons, said that many persons "just identified the university with him ... One thing that impressed me the most about Randy is he always represented the university with respect and dignity."<ref name=bio/>
Jerry Pierce, an NSU vice-president who in the 1960s played football for the Northwestern Demons, said that many persons "just identified the university with him ... One thing that impressed me the most about Randy is he always represented the university with respect and dignity."<ref name=bio/>
Gerald Long, a [[Republican Party|Republican]] member of the Louisiana State Senate, said that he and Webb had a 50-year friendship: "If I had to chose an adjective to describe Randy, certainly I could talk about his integrity, his love for his family and for the Lord, but loyalty would be the word I would choose." He called Webb "a giant of a man" who had embarked on a course of marketing the assets at NSU as part of student recruitment drives.<ref name=bio/>
Gerald Long, a member of the Louisiana State Senate, said that he and Webb had a 50-year friendship: "If I had to chose an adjective to describe Randy, certainly I could talk about his integrity, his love for his family and for the Lord, but loyalty would be the word I would choose." He called Webb "a giant of a man" who had embarked on a course of marketing the assets at NSU as part of student recruitment drives.<ref name=bio/>
In 1971, Webb wed the former Brenda Williams (born December 1950). The couple relocated to [[Shreveport]] upon his retirement from NSU.<ref name=bio/> The couple has two daughters, Tamara Gatewood and husband Reggie of McKinney, near [[Dallas]], [[Texas]], and Lauren Simokaitis and husband Nick of Crestwood, [[Missouri]], and four grandchildren.<ref name=funeral/>
In 1971, Webb wed the former Brenda Williams (born December 1950). The couple relocated to [[Shreveport]] upon his retirement from NSU.<ref name=bio/> The couple has two daughters, Tamara Gatewood and husband Reggie of McKinney, near [[Dallas]], [[Texas]], and Lauren Simokaitis and husband Nick of Crestwood, [[Missouri]], and four grandchildren.<ref name=funeral/>