Randolph "Randy" Wilson Roberts

Randolph (Randy) Wilson Roberts, 74, of Owings Mills, MD was born on October 8, 1946 in Clarks Green, PA and passed away at home on December 19, 2020. The dash between his birth and death was so full of life, meaning, and blessings. How is yours? Throughout his life, his belief in God and Jesus his Savior comforted him and gave him peace.

Randy loved his family the most, including his wife Ava, his children Gwendolyn and Ryan, and wife Breonna, and grandchildren Isabel, Rosie, and Clark. He now joins his parents S. Tracy and Alecia Frances Sullivan Roberts in heaven.

Professor Roberts called himself the Ecumenical Educator because of his love of teaching and learning. He was well loved in return by all of his students. Mr. Roberts received several science teaching awards over the years. He has degrees in Biology, Geo Sciences, Science Teaching, Counseling, and Health/Wellness (CAS).

His teaching career began in Baltimore County Public Schools (Sciences) 1968-1989; Science Chairman of Home and Hospital School (BCPS) 1989-2004; and Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC: Health and Wellness, Anatomy, Nutrition, Human Biology) 2004-2017. Throughout his professional life, Mr. Roberts was also faculty at: Medix/Fortis (Surgical and Radiological Tech), Hannah More School, Spring Grove Juvenile Detention Center, Beth Tfiloh Orthodox Jewish School, Talmudical Academy, Sheppard Pratt, Loyola, McDaniel, Towson, and all CCBC campuses. He held memberships in national organizations: SHAPE, ACSM, AAUP.

Randy founded "Building Children" (Ed. consulting), "Tax Assistance, Ltd.," and "Wellness Advocates." His interests included church activities, gardening, travel, nutrition/fitness, investing, outside activities, and playing in bands in high school, college, and ensembles.

In addition to his family and faith, another important foundation of Randy's life was Scouting (Eagle Scout, 1963)—and he tried to follow the basic tenants of the Scout Oath and Law, beginning with his Cub Scout days.

A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held in several months when it is safer for people to congregate in the church.

Arrangements are by the ECKHARDT FUNERAL CHAPEL, P.A., Owings Mills, MD