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Suzanne Radabaugh
Harold William Radabaugh , Iii
March 1st, 1982 - February 10th, 2024
March 1st, 1982 - February 10th, 2024
Gone too soon but forever in our hearts.
Harold William Radabaugh, III passed away on Saturday, February 10, 2024. He is survived by his father, Miles Radabaugh; mother, Suzanne Radabaugh; and his siblings, Kelly Sexton, Lisa Radabaugh, and Tracy Arnold. Bill. Billy. Harold. Harry. He went by many names depending on his mood. Regardless of how you knew him, Bill was always sweet and friendly. He had a gentle soul behind a tough exterior. He grew up loving baseball, fishing, skateboarding, video games, and days at the park with his sisters. As an adult, he enjoyed painting, cooking, hiking, and music. He loved sunsets and coffee. He was hilarious and usually inappropriate but always got away with it. No matter what internal pain he was fighting, he always had a contagious smile on his face. He loved spending time with his nieces and nephews. He was so generous at birthdays and holidays - very thoughtful with his gifts and paintings. Harold William Radabaugh will be celebrated on what would be his 42nd birthday, March 1, 2024 at a private ceremony. If you would like to make a donation in his honor, please donate to Common Ground, where he received help several times. He will be deeply missed by so many.
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Owen
I’ll always remember all of the walks he would take us on growing up during the summers, he would come over to teach me new skating tricks and to tell me stories of my mom and dad which I loved to hear because it was always a story my mom would never tell us
Jamie
Truly sorry to hear of Billy’s passing. So many childhood memories with him as the “big brother” of my friend although he wasn’t much older and often times not the one in charge lol. In a family full of sisters he was a gentle soul, always laughing and always smiling. I’ll always remember his genuine concern for our constant shanannigans, mainly on how goofy we behaved. I’ll always remember him as a kind hearted person and I send all of my condolences to his family. He will never be forgotten.
Karen And Garel Rice
We have a ton of memories but the one thing I’ll always remember him for is this… We hired Bill to paint our house 10 years ago. He did it all by himself, climbed 30 feet up to the peaks, finished quickly and did a great job! It still looks like new 10 years later. That and his adorable smile.
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