ittle Randall Onochie Ikedionwu -EASTMAN - Funeral service for Little Randall Onochie Ikedionwu, 10, who passed Tuesday, September 1, 2009, will be held Saturday at 11A.M. at Dodge County High School Gymnasium. Burial in Eastman City Cemetery. Randall Oochie Ikedionu was bom oo March 15, 1999 in Dublin to his parents. He was s fifth grade student st North Dodge Elementary School. He had the youthful characteristics of being a loving. kind and joyous child. His love attracted everyone around him like a magnet. His laughter was contagious. He never met a stranger. Randall was a very loving son and brother to his family. Randall was an active young boy who loved to play. He played in his yard, in his room, on the field and even in the classroom! He played and excelled in all Eastman-Dodge Recreation Department's organized sports - baseball,- basketball, football and soccer. He was a great student who loved to learn and read about new things. Everything Randa attempted, he excelled on the field and off the field. God knew Randall's love was sports and he died doing what he loved to, do, on the field with a ball on September 1, 2009. Randall was christened at Mount Calvary First Baptist Church in Eastman. He was an active member of Life Changing Word in Eastman where he was an usher and a part of the youth ministry. Randall accepted Jesus Christ on his own at a very young age. He was a believer in God and always believed in doing the right thing. Randall impacted so many lives in this world, at school, church and especially at home. Survivors include his, parents; two sisters; a special brother; paternal grandmother; maternal grandparents; paternal uncles; paternal aunts; maternal aunt; cousins; and many other relatives and friends. ? of the Eastman-Dodge Recreation Department read a tribute at the service. ? were soloists for the funeral service. Minister Cecil Barden said a prayer. Rev. Johnnie Wilmore read scripture from the Old Testament and Bishop Terry Mack read scripture from the New Testament. ? read a poem during the service. ? presented A Mother's Love. Pastor Naomi Foreman gave the eulogy. Serving as honorary pallbearers were ... Serving as pallbearers were ... Flower attendants were ushers of Life Changing Word, M. Calvary Baptist Church, family and friends. Rollins Funeral Home, Inc. of Eastman was in charge of arrangements.