Quincy Randolph Obituary (1980 - 2020)

Quincy Cornell Randolph, 40, of Frederick, MD, entered eternal rest on Friday September 25, 2020, at his residence. Quincy was born August 4, 1980 to Eva Randolph- Harris and the late Carlton Quinn Shanton. Quincy was a member St. Johns Baptist Church as well as Hopehill United Methodist Church later in life. He attended Urbana High School where he was a part of the first graduating class of 1999. While there he was also a part of the 1998-99 2nd place CMC championship basketball team. While at Urbana, he held records for the most free throws in a game, most rebounds in a game, most 2-pointers made in a season, and the record for all time double-double games; 8 games in total. Quincy was a lover of music with his preference being 90s rap like Biggie and KRS-1 and his all-time favorite, Alicia Keys. He was a devoted sports fan and rarely missed an NBA or NFL game and would trash talk you about his teams. Over the years, Quincy was employed with various companies such as, Sears, The Ad Solution and Toys R Us warehouse. In his free time, he enjoyed helping the elders in the community. He leaves to cherish his memory; his mother, Eva Randolph-Harris (Richard Harris); his sister, Whitley Shanton (Anthony); two nephews, Braylen and Kayson Knight; paternal grandmother, Rosa Lee Shanton; six aunts, Gwendolyn Graves, Roxanne Randolph, Scarlett Shanton, Roxanne Shanton, Regina Edwards (Yates) and Margaret Rice (Andre'); five uncles, Robert "Bobby" Randolph, Vincent Shanton (Janice), Bruce Shanton (Consuelo), Gregory Shanton (Michelle), and Todd Shanton (Melissa), Godmothers; Terry Bowens and Gwendolyn Graves; special cousins, Linnea Lopez and Wade Brown. As well as numerous great aunts, uncles and a host of cousins. Quincy will forever be remembered and cherished in our hearts for his contagious smile and big heart. He was preceded in death by his father Carlton Quinn Shanton; paternal grandfather, Norman Shanton; maternal grandparents, Milton and Edwina Randolph; maternal aunt, Natalie Adams, and Godfather, Rudolph Green. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made at https://www.garylrollinsfuneralhome.com/resources/payment-center