Randyl McCombe Schelble, Ph.D.

April 11, 1950 - November 26, 2015

In Loving Memory

My thoughts are with the Schelble family during this difficult time. I have such fond memories of Randy and our fun times together. We enjoyed trips with our families to Snowbird, hikes in the mountains and breakfasts in Millcreek canyon. The garage sales were great fun and the log roller finally sold after several years. Randy was an excellent cook and we enjoyed the many meals we shared. She was my partner when we played cards. We got pretty good and even beat Ray and Jess a couple of times! Matt, Suzanne, Jess and Luke had so much fun while we played cards. Ray and Randy, you were so supportive and caring when Jess passed away and we appreciated your thoughtfulness. I will miss you Randy, my friend. I will always cherish our friendship. I wish you a peaceful journey.
Lynda Geddes
salt lake city, UT
My sincere sympathies to Ray,Matt,Suzanne and families, Your all a tight family and life will prevail!
Charles Ray
lake park, GA
Matt and Suzanne, I met your mom at Granger High where we became best buds. She did her life on 3x5 cards, and not only was she superbly organized, she was also superbly silly. She was devoted to her McCombe roots, and she loved you two more than all the words possible from a genuine word-smith. We helped each other as young teachers and young mothers. I wish we had stayed closer than our annual Christmas cards. To your credit, every card was filled with news of you and your growing families. I loved your mama, Matt and Suzanne, and will cherish all our memories together at parks where we would joke about how superior our children were compared to all the other little kids. Then we'd look at each other and laugh because we KNEW what we said was absolutely true! Matt, you were my Ryan's first best friend. Suzanne, I was an extraordinary God Mother for a very brief period of time, and forgave you instantly for wetting all over me when I held you lovingly for the ceremony. Your mom and I went through a great deal together. I cherish her memory, and am saddened at her passing.
Barbara Springer
riverton, UT
I was so shocked to hear of Randy's passing. She was my Special Education Director in Granite School District. She always believed in me and was very supportive. I am truly sorry for your loss.
Joyce Crocker
murray, UT
Ray, we are sorry to see the passing of such a wonderful human being.she always went out of her way to talk to us after I retired.She will always be in our memory. Sorry to you and yours.
Sandy,Ruben Gallegos
I just came across a picture of Randy yesterday while looking at my son, Tim, wedding pictures. Young and vibrant as always. Randy was not only a teacher but a mentor to Tim and Todd. They are successful, in their employment, because she pushed them and knew they would conquer their LD's. She will always be remembered and loved by our family.
Gloria Barbee
taylorsville , UT
Ray & family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Randy sounds like a wonderful person that made a difference in a lot of people's lives. I am sure she will be greatly missed. My heart goes out to you all. I never had the honor of meeting her but the obit told a lot about the kind of person she was. Take care and cherish all the wonderful memories you have with her. Dan Carrico Twin Falls, Id
Dan Carrico
twin falls, ID
My thoughts are with the Schelble family at this difficult time. Randy was a wonderful person and had a heart of gold. I have so many fond memories of doing homework at the Schelble house, making videos, watching tv, cheering on the Jazz, going to watch swim meets, eating popcorn, dinners at the Spaghetti Factory, going to movies, or keeping score at a Lady Utes gymnastics meet. I will never forget the time we searched high and low for an Applebee's in the Bay area or playing musical chairs at Hillary's birthday party. Randy loved her family unconditionally and that love extended to her friends and children's friends. She always kept up on the details of what was going on and who was where and doing what. Her warmth made me feel like part of the family. Thank you for your love and support, Randy, and for raising such amazing people, Matt & Suzanne. You will be greatly missed and fondly remembered.
Clare Wallin
san francisco, CA