Randall "Randy" Hardyman, 72, of May's Lick, Kentucky passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 6, 2025, in Flemingsburg, KY. He was born on July 20, 1952, in Mason, Ohio to the late Charles and Joann Hardyman.

Randy grew up in Mason, Ohio and moved to Kentucky in 1993. He was a proud union steward for the Teamsters of the local 100 union and was a freight driver for ABF trucking company for many years.  Randy enjoyed fishing, deer hunting, gardening, mowing his yard, and was an outstanding cook. Without a doubt, he made the best barbeque ribs!  Randy had a God given talent for restoration work.  His immense passion in the garage led him to restoring classic cars. Not only did he do the body work, but he could overhaul the engines, upholstery, and even the final paint job. Randy's fondness and love for drag racing ushered him into building race cars.  He was well known for his magnificent work and most people knew him as the "Restoration Man." Although he was a man of few words, he was a great provider for his family of whom he was so proud. Randy loved his children and grandchildren more than words can express.

Those left here to continue his legacy are his loving wife and best friend of 32 years, Tamela Hardyman; daughters, Danielle Hardyman, Darci Molitor; son, Randall "Del" (Cassie) Hardyman; grandsons, Isaiah Molitor, Miles Molitor; brother, Charles Hardyman and his extended family and friends.

Randy is preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Joann Hardyman; first wife and mother to his daughters, Deborah K. Hardyman and sister, Debbie Harmon.

In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be made in Randy's name to any Hospice of Hope of one's choice.

In keeping with his wishes, a graveside service will be held at Rose Hill Cemetery in Mason, Ohio where Randy will be laid to rest at the convenience of his family.