Harris, R. Carl, 1940-

Alfred Kay Randall (born 1917) was a businessman and LDS man who worked with missionaries in American Samoa.

Alfred Kay Randall was born on December 24, 1917 to Alfred Woolley and Ada Rosetta (Tingey) Randall. He was born in Davis, Utah. He grew up in Davis, and married Louise Argyle there in 1941. He and his wife Louise served a Mormon mission to American Samoa in 1982-1983. They currently live in Logan, Utah.

Louise A. Randall (born 1922) is the wife of Alfred Kay Randall.

Louise Argyle was born on May 17, 1922 in Idaho to Clifford and Josephine Argyle. She married Alfred Kay Randall in 1941 in Davis, Utah. She and her husband served a Mormon mission to American Samoa in 1982-1983. They currently live in Logan, Utah.

R. Carl Harris (1940-) is a Mormon author and was a missionary in Samoa in the late 20th-century.

R. Carl Harris was born in 1940. R. Carl Harris is married to Melanie Fox Harris. He is the author of several books, including "Model lessons for literacy instruction" and "Building the Kingdom in Samoa, 1888-2005." He was a mission president for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1981-1984 in American Samoa. They lived in Provo for many years, and now they live in Pleasant Grove, Utah.

From the guide to the Alfred Kay and Louise A. Randall collection on Mormon missionaries in American Samoa, 1982-2010, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections)