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Randy Limburg

Randy Limburg: Warrior for the Poor and Afflicted

February 3, 2022 By Eric Caine 7 Comments

Randy Limburg and Veda Malon

Randy Limburg has passed. The gentle giant who once raged along Modesto’s mean streets on a bicycle with steers’ horns strapped to the handlebars and then found his way back from the hard ground of homelessness died on February 2 after a long bout with Covid. Randy’s bright smile shone a light wherever he went, but it was especially welcome among the shadows of homeless camps and by people abandoned […]

Filed Under: History Tagged With: Homelessness and Poverty in Stanislaus County, Homelessness in Modesto, Homelessness in the San Joaquin Valley, Modesto CHAT Team, Randy Limburg

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