He is buried in Hettinger Cemetery - Hettinger, ND. 

He is buried in Section 239, Row F, Site 10 in Los Angeles National Cemetery - Los Angeles, CA. 

He is buried in Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery - Cando, ND. 

He is buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery - Bismarck, ND. 

Randolph was drafted by the Fort Yakes Selective Service Board and inducted in the US Marines 2 March 1966, by the AFEES Office in Cleveland, Ohio.

He was survived by his wife, Doris Mae Hutchinson, his 4 month daughter, Irma and his step-father and mother, Innocent and Edna Josephine Goodhouse and half-siblings, Innocent James and Alice Goodhouse, all of Fort Yakes, North Dakota.

He is buried in Saint Elizabeth Cemetery - Wakpala, SD. 

Specialist 4 Schmidt was born in Mott, ND on November 25, 1942, and was a resident of Hettinger County, ND when he entered the US Army in Fargo, ND on September 25, 1962. He served in Turkey and died in service on September 12, 1964.

He is buried in Wood Lake Presbyterian Cemetery - Benson County, ND. 

He is buried in Oak Creek Cemetery - Bottineau, ND. 

He is buried in Saint Paul's Lutheran Cemetery - Mercer County, ND. 

Adolph Marcus Christianson the Third was born in February of 1944. Known as Marc, he was the grandson of North Dakota Supreme Court Justice, A. M. Christianson, known as the Lincoln of North Dakota; and the son of A. M. Christianson the Second, an Army flight instructor who later founded the Bismarck Zoo.