Birth date: Feb 28, 1995 Death date: Feb 23, 2020
A sweet, considerate, and wildly rambunctious jokester, Randolph "Ryan" McKenzie, of Huber Heights, passed away Sunday, February 23rd, 2020. He was 24. Ryan was born February 28th, 1995 to Randolph McKenzie and Julie Bowling (Flo Read Obituary
Ryan you will never be forgotten\ud83d\udeb2\ud83d\udda4 my condolences go out to all his family and friends, Ryan always knew how to have a good time, and cheer me up several occasions when I really needed someone to talk to, he was an amazing soul gone way too soon. We love you Ryan\ud83d\udda4
rest in peace. You are so handsome just like your dad. I sent you a picture of your spirit shining through the clouds today. IYou are shinning down from heaven letting your dad and family know you will never forget them. And you will watch over them always. Love you cousin.
My baby boy I just love you so so much. I can't even imagine not getting a message or phone call from you. My heart \u2764 is broken. Fly high I will see you before you know it.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. - Your CleanSlate Family in East Dayton, North Dayton, and Moraine.
Ryan and Josey: These two were joined at the hip. Ryan always had to get back to her. They were planning their life together; moving forward together; marriage and a fresh start. Randy and I love you both so much. You both will always be in our hearts
Ryan: Words can't express the sadness your dad and I feel. It all seems so surreal; like a bad dream we just can't wake up from. These last few months have been the happiest you have been. You met the love of your life; Josey. You had a new job that you liked and excelled in. You spent a lot of time with me, your dad, and Josey. You even learned how to cook some of your favorite foods on the grill. Who would have known "Chef Ryan". Your smile and your heart shined brightly. You and Josey planned on getting married and spending the rest of your lives together. You were so happy and focused on your future. Now your spirit lives in each and everyone of us. You have touched many hearts in your journey through life. Your memory will live on; never fading. Your dad and I were so proud of the man you have become. We love you son!
How do I start this man, Ryan it's going to be hard without you . You were such a cool dude and you put a smile on everyone's face , you were the person who could lift any persons spirit up and help them have a great time and be positive about whatever situation they were in . When we first met, we were going to scrap because your were a biker and i was a skater , later that day we were inseperable . You were my best friend man and we could always pick up where we left off, we could always talk and tell one another whatever was on our mind no matter what. We had our rough patches throughout the many years I've known you, but we never let anything insignificant stand between our brotherhood. This picture that I have posted is from right around when we first met, back when we would go do simple reckless stuff at Myers and Walmart just to have fun. Those were the days man, I will alwaysiss youaand everyone will never forget you , your one of a kind R-mac. Stay true man I'll hold it down here and I will see you again one day .
Oh Ryan we have so many memories! 4 wheeling. Axe throwing. Fishing. Races. Hiking. Watching you on your bike. You did love your BMXING that's for sure. And you were very good at it. You will be truly missed by me and so many others. We spent many, many years together as a family. I loved you like one of my own. My heart is definitely broken. \ud83d\udc94 I will always have a whole in my heart where your memories are now. Love you like a son always! Sharlene SpurlockTo Julie and Randy I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers!
Ryan was a close friend in our group and will forever be cherished and remembered as so. So sad to see such a good friend gone to soon.. we all love and miss you Ryan, rest easy dude.
