Randa Swank
1965 - 2025
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Randa Swank, 59, passed away on November 3, 2025, in Townsend, Georgia. Born on December 6, 1965, in Jersey City, New Jersey, Randa lived a life marked by devotion—to her family, her work, her faith, and the many lives she touched along the way.
A graduate of Ft. Lauderdale High School, Randa went on to become a highly skilled IT technician. Her talents were instrumental in helping run her husbands construction company in Florida for many years. Her technical expertise and unwavering dedication made her an invaluable part of the business and a trusted partner in both professional and personal spheres.
Randa is survived by her loving husband of 32 years, Mitchell Swank. Their bond was one of deep love and mutual support—a partnership built on shared dreams and enduring faith. She also leaves behind her mother Elaine Fantazier; her brother Peter Lamp; her Beloved Son and spiritual rock Christopher Salzgeber and his wife Hanna; and their four children—Lydia, Leia, Eliana, and Ephraim—who brought immense joy to her life. Randa is also remembered by her aunts Paula Rolfson and Phyllis Fantazier.
She was predeceased by her father Fred Lamp Jr., as well as her aunts JoAnne Fantazier and Nancy Staugaitis—Nancy being not only family but also a close confidant whose memory remained dear to Randa throughout her life.
Randa had a special place in her heart for animals, especially rescue dogs. She had a particular fondness for her chihuahuas Mercedes and Bella, who brought comfort and companionship into her home. Her compassion extended beyond people to all creatures great and small.
A woman of profound faith, Randa was a true believer in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Even in moments of leisure, such as gaming, she carried this belief proudly—her online name was "Faith of a Child," reflecting the depth of her spiritual conviction. To those closest to her—especially Mitch—she was a source of strength and light during life's most challenging times.
Her husband Mitch shares this heartfelt tribute: "As her husband, she was my Angel when I needed her faith and strength. I know that she is watching over me now and will help guide me through this very difficult time. I will miss you dearly my Honey Bear! Please give me the strength and guidance until we meet again. My soul is shattered. I love you."
Randa's legacy lives on through the love she gave so freely, the lives she enriched with kindness and grace, and the enduring faith that guided every step of her journey.
May her memory bring comfort to those who knew and loved her.
It is to Him who does all things well that we who survive her, so much as it be possible, commend her spirit.
Rest in peace my angel.
A graduate of Ft. Lauderdale High School, Randa went on to become a highly skilled IT technician. Her talents were instrumental in helping run her husbands construction company in Florida for many years. Her technical expertise and unwavering dedication made her an invaluable part of the business and a trusted partner in both professional and personal spheres.
Randa is survived by her loving husband of 32 years, Mitchell Swank. Their bond was one of deep love and mutual support—a partnership built on shared dreams and enduring faith. She also leaves behind her mother Elaine Fantazier; her brother Peter Lamp; her Beloved Son and spiritual rock Christopher Salzgeber and his wife Hanna; and their four children—Lydia, Leia, Eliana, and Ephraim—who brought immense joy to her life. Randa is also remembered by her aunts Paula Rolfson and Phyllis Fantazier.
She was predeceased by her father Fred Lamp Jr., as well as her aunts JoAnne Fantazier and Nancy Staugaitis—Nancy being not only family but also a close confidant whose memory remained dear to Randa throughout her life.
Randa had a special place in her heart for animals, especially rescue dogs. She had a particular fondness for her chihuahuas Mercedes and Bella, who brought comfort and companionship into her home. Her compassion extended beyond people to all creatures great and small.
A woman of profound faith, Randa was a true believer in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Even in moments of leisure, such as gaming, she carried this belief proudly—her online name was "Faith of a Child," reflecting the depth of her spiritual conviction. To those closest to her—especially Mitch—she was a source of strength and light during life's most challenging times.
Her husband Mitch shares this heartfelt tribute: "As her husband, she was my Angel when I needed her faith and strength. I know that she is watching over me now and will help guide me through this very difficult time. I will miss you dearly my Honey Bear! Please give me the strength and guidance until we meet again. My soul is shattered. I love you."
Randa's legacy lives on through the love she gave so freely, the lives she enriched with kindness and grace, and the enduring faith that guided every step of her journey.
May her memory bring comfort to those who knew and loved her.
It is to Him who does all things well that we who survive her, so much as it be possible, commend her spirit.
Rest in peace my angel.
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