Randy Lemmon, a well-known radio personality, died of stroke complications on Wednesday, January 4, at the age of 61.
KRIV broadcaster Chris Tritico shared a photo of Lemmon on Facebook, describing him as a nice person with a big heart. The message continued,
“Randy’s GardenLine was right on our tail when Brian Clary and I were doing Hearsay. During his last segment, Brian and I would storm into the studio and take over his show. Randy couldn’t stop us no matter what he tried. We had a great time. “I’m going to miss him…”
Randy was also remembered on Facebook by Steven Kay, Radio Producer & Traffic Reporter of KSEV AM 700 – The Voice of Texas, who wrote that he met Randy when he joined The GardenLine as a producer in 2011.
Randy, according to Steven, treated him with dignity at all times. He also stated that they remained in contact after Steven left IHeartMedia Houston. Steven concluded his article by saying,
“I wish I had done it more frequently. H-town radio lost a powerful voice, and the world lost a good man. Rest in peace, my friend. Despite the fact that we all agree that this is far too soon, you hit the ground running as usual.”
Randy’s wife, Yvonne Lemmon, and their two children, Randal and Selena, as well as other relatives, survive him.
Randy Lemmon is being remembered on Twitter
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Randy Lemmon rose to prominence as the long-running host of GardenLine on 740 KTRH. When word of his death spread, Twitter was flooded with condolences:
Randy Lemmon has also written four novels
On January 4, 1962, Lemmon graduated from Robert E. Lee High School and then attended Texas A&M University for his bachelor’s degree in journalism. During his time at the college, he helped to establish an agricultural network with the College of Agriculture.
Lemmon, who lived in Moses Hall at the time, earned a Master of Science in Agriculture from the College of Agriculture. He became interested in Aggie football as well as Astros baseball. The late radio personality was well-known for his sense of humor as well as his culinary skills.
Lemmon began his career with the Texas Farm Bureau as a television and radio producer before becoming the host of GardenLine on 740 KTRH. For 27 years, he hosted the program and presented strategies for dealing with various climatic challenges.
He was proud of his lawns, gardens, and outdoor living spaces. Lemmon also wrote four books on fertilizer regimens, mulch tenets, and other topics. Randy Lemmon Consulting, his firm, also shared his enthusiasm and knowledge with Gulf Coast residents.
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