Randy Durbin

Randy Lee Durbin, 59, Neosho, MO passed away September 4, 2015 at his home in rural Neosho. Randy Lee Durbin was born March 14, 1956 in Neosho, MO the son of Earl and Nellie (Terry) Durbin. He was a lifelong member of The Racine Apostolic Church and also lead song service for 20 years.  He was a Carpenter and owned Durbin Construction Inc for 23 years. His great love in entertainment was Coon hunting, Fishing and Softball. One of his greatest prides was that he wouldn't leave any project without it being as perfect as possible, even at the thought of costing himself money. He was a great example to his family by being a true Christian that didn't hold grudges, loved God and through every sickness and ailment was faithful to his duties as a saint of God and to the welfare of his family. Refused to miss work or church for anything. His pride and joy was his Wife, children and grandchildren, and he was our hero. Randy Lee Durbin married Debbie Morris May 28, 1977 in Neosho, MO and she survives.   Additional survivors include, his mother, Nellie Durbin, Seneca; two sons, Andrew Durbin and wife Charity and Adam Durbin and wife Broooke all of Neosho; one daughter, Amy Hill and husband Wes, East Berlin, PA; six grandchildren;  five brothers, Mike Durbin and wife Terry, Galena, KS, Eddie Durbin and wife Barbara, Galena, KS, David Durbin, Miami, OK, Terry Durbin and wife Tam, Neosho and Jimmy Durbin and wife Rose, Seneca; one sister, Joyce Jones and husband Gary, Seneca;   Randy was preceded in death by his father and one grandchild.   Funeral services under the personal direction of Campbell-Biddlecome Funeral Home, Seneca, will be held at 2:00pm, Wednesday, September 9, 2015 at the Racine Apostolic Church with Bro Steve Epley officiating. Burial will be in the Burkhart Cemetery with Mike Durbin, Eddie Durbin, David Durbin, Terry Durbin, Jimmy Durbin, Paul Morris, Darrell Gruver, Kim Triplett, Kelly Sampson and Earnest Sampson serving as pallbearers.  The family will receive friends form 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Tuesday, September 8, 2015 at the Racine Apostolic Church.