Roland “Randy” O. Smith, Jr.

Roland “Randy” O. Smith, Jr.

Roland “Randy” O. Smith, Jr.

January 09, 1961~February 12, 2026

Roland “Randy” O. Smith, Jr. entered into the presence of his Lord and Savior on February 12, 2026. Born in Charlotte, North Carolina on January 9, 1961, Randy was the third child of Roland and Glenda Smith. The Smith family moved to Hollywood, Florida in 1961.

Randy would go on to attend McArthur High School. Randy married Mary Anne Lakeman on January 17, 1981 and was a devoted father to their children, Jeremy Wayne Smith and Brittany Amanda Smith, and a devoted grandfather to Brooke Amanda Smith.

Randy worked in the family school photography business, Roland Smith Enterprises and would eventually open his own school photography company and printing lab, Randy Smith Enterprises. Randy’s talents were many – he invented and patented a photography devise called “Strobtone” used by many photographers nationwide.  Randy would later sell his company and become the South Florida territory manager for Strawbridge Studios.

Family was Randy’s number one priority. Spending time boating, attending his son’s hockey games and his daughter’s cheerleading competitions, and  his granddaughter’s recitals. He never missed a school play or an event his children or granddaughter participated in. He loved family vacations to Disney World, New York, Las Vegas, and the Smoky Mountains.

Randy’s main hobby was electronics. He enjoyed building things and operating them using his computer. He wrote computer programs for his business and other hobbies. He enjoyed building and racing model cars on his Carrera race track. Other hobbies included billiards and target shooting.

Randy is now reunited in Heaven with his son, Jeremy Wayne Smith, his sister Sandy Lips, his parents Roland and Glenda Smith, and many others who went before him.

Randy leaves behind a legacy of love in the hearts of those who survive him: his devoted wife, Mary Anne Smith; daughter, Brittany Amanda Smith; granddaughter, Brooke Amanda Smith; sister, Janet Seymour; as well as a large family of nieces, nephews, in-laws and a loving, extended family.

We find comfort in knowing that our beloved Randy is now in the presence and comfort of his Savior, Jesus Christ.

Please join us for his Funeral Service on Saturday, February 21, 2026 from 10:30 AM until 12:30 PM with a Funeral Service at 11:00 AM at Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Chapel, 1600 North University Drive, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33024.

Followed by a procession to Hollywood Memorial Gardens North, 3001 North 72nd Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33024.

Funeral Service

Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Care

  • February 21, 2026
  • 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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  • 1600 North University Drive
    Pembroke Pines, Florida 33024
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Graveside Service

Hollywood Memorial Gardens North

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Condolence

ronald kaleel

February 17, 2026, 11:21 pm

God bless the Randy Smith family he was a great host and great@ poker player

Sharon Fallon

February 18, 2026, 6:35 pm

My Dear Randy, A piece of my heart and all my love goes with you. You were so important in my life. I feel blessed to share 26 years with you creating the wonderful memories we shared. I will cherish them forever. We were a great team! Thank you for our friendship & bond we shared. May God grant you the peace and love you deserve. I can only imagine the joy you felt when Jeremy was there to greet you. That would be the greatest blessing from God and your heart would be full with love! I love & will miss you!

Terrin Brysman

February 19, 2026, 9:29 pm

I met randy through my friend Dawood Siddiq. Dawood used to have family gatherings and friends during the holidays and it was an annual thing. But I ended up getting closer with Randy because I joined the Poker Group that he was playing in and I was taught how to play poker by these guys. We had a dozen or so players, including Randy’s dad. I was terrible because I had no idea how to play cards but randy always tried to protect me. He was a super nice guy and we always had an affection for each other. I was honored to meet Mary, his wife and his kids, and we went through some hard times together. I always loved Randy and I will really miss him.

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