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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 stressed student recruitment drives to market the assets of NSU.<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 stressed student recruitment drives to market the assets of NSU.<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 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/>

Webb's services were held at 10 a.m. November 23 in Prather Coliseum on the NSU campus. Coincidentally, Webb had been the student body president in 1964 when the coliseum was dedicated.<ref name=pratherc>{{cite web|url=

Webb's services were held at 10 a.m. November 23 in Prather Coliseum on the NSU campus. Coincidentally, Webb had been the student body president in 1964 when the coliseum was dedicated.<ref name=pratherc>{{cite web|url=