Lisa Fay Randle was born April 17, 1979 to proud parents, Judy and Owen Randle in Rugby, North Dakota. Sharing her great grandmother's birthday, she joined two older brothers, Gary and Neil.

Lisa's death came unexpectedly at age 46 while she slept in the comfort of home on Monday, May 12, 2025 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday, May 24, 2025 at Miller Funeral Home – Southside Chapel (7400 S. Minnesota Ave., Sioux Falls, SD). Services for Lisa will be available via livestream at: https://youtube.com/live/LpobaeBdYb0?feature=share ; Lisa's digital service folder can be accessed at this link: Lisa's Memorial Service Folder

Lisa was baptized, attended Sunday school, and church at St Petri Lutheran Church in Rural York during her youth. She was a grade school and middle school student in Rugby until the family moved to Minot, where she attended Minot High. It was here that she was an active member of the Merry Maids 4h club where she learned and enjoyed many crafts, though sewing was not one of them.

In this time, Lisa discovered a love for Tae Kwon Do, earning multiple trophies as she worked towards her black belt. She was also involved in chorus, band and playing piano, having performed several duets with her mom.

Lisa married and moved to Sioux Falls, South Dakota with Josh Roll, and together they welcomed their sons Elias and Dylan into the world with joy. During this time, Lisa worked at the Fryn' Pan restaurant, beginning her journey of touching and improving the lives of regulars and strangers alike, also meeting the best friend who would keep her laughing until the end, Erica. Princess and Slappy remained friends and will forever, bonded in part by their hatred of those ridiculous Velcro skirts. Lisa and Josh would later divorce, though they continued to love their children together. Elias and Dylan grew into great men, extending a light into Minnesota. Lisa's influence is clear in their kind natures and friendly manner. Lisa beamed with pride every time she spoke of them.

Over the years, Lisa also worked at the Nickle Spot, the Log Cabin, the Bonus Round, and the Rush, lending an ear and a smile to innumerable people, making them feel loved and heard. She is certainly still listening. It was while working at the Nickle Spot that Lisa met Allen Jacobson. Over time their friendship grew into a love that extended to Allen's daughter, Autumn, and which endured until her final moments, and will continue to endure forever.

Lisa had a deep love for gardening and animals of all sorts. Her loyal and loving pets- which include reptiles, dogs and a mischievous cat- were, and continue to be thoroughly loved.

Lisa is survived by her parents, Owen and Judy Randle of Minot, ND; her sons, Elias and Dylan Roll of Minnetonka, MN; her brothers, Gary Randle of Arvilla, ND and Neil Randle of Madison, WI; her partner, Allen Jacobson, and step-daughter Autumn; her special friend, Erica Ihnen; her aunts, Doris Randle  of West Fargo, ND, Betty Randle of Minnesota, Clair (Patti) Thompson of Lake Havasu City, AZ, Dennis and Judy Thompson of Fargo, ND; several cousins; a menagerie of pets; and her adoring patrons and friends.

Lisa was preceded in death by her grandparents Lyda & Marvin Thompson and Hazel & Walter Randle, an infant sister, and several aunts, uncles and cousins.