Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Hottell, Lucy Tunstall Randolph January 12, 2008
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Virginian Pilot Jan 13 2008




Lucy Tunstall Randolph Hottel passed away Jan. 12, 2008. She was born Dec. 7, 
1910, in Norfolk. She was the daughter of the late Benjamin Gray Tunstall, 
former longtime treasurer of the City of Norfolk, and Mary Franklin Duncan 
Tunstall. Mrs. Hottel was preceded in death by husbands, U.S. Navy Capt. Alfred 
Pace Randolph and U.S. Navy Adm. Martin Perry Hottel. She is survived by her 
son, Alfred Magill Randolph, his wife Jean Marie Heller Randolph, stepdaughter, 
Edith Hottel Petty and her husband William; three grandsons, Alfred Magill 
Randolph Jr., Esq. and his wife Kristen Petersen Randolph, Benjamin Gray 
Tunstall Randolph and his wife Kristen Mladick Randolph and Whitmell Heller 
Randolph; and great-grandchildren, Alfred Magill Randolph III, Ellie Michelle 
Marie Randolph, Christian Petersen Randolph, Benjamin Gray Richard Randolph and 
Peyton Tunstall Randolph to whom she was devoted. Mrs. Hottel was active over 
the years with the Virginia Beach Garden Club, the Junior League of Norfolk and 
the Colonial Dames. She was a past member of the Princess Anne Country Club 
where she enjoyed many years of bridge with her friends. She loved ballroom 
dancing and her spirit shined brightest on the dance floor where she competed 
into her 80s. Mrs. Hottel was a devoted Navy wife whose first husband, Capt. 
Alfred Pace Randolph, took her to many ports of call, including Honolulu, 
Hawaii, Bremerton, Wash., Newport, R.I., and Annapolis, Md. Upon his 
retirement, they settled in Virginia Beach in the late 1940s in one of the 
early homes built in Cavalier Park on Avenue C Extended, which is now known as 
Bay Colony Drive. She often reminisced about the simpler times in Virginia 
Beach when doors were unlocked and she knew everyone. After her first husband's 
death, she was later remarried to Adm. Martin Perry Hottel with whom she 
resided on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., before returning to her home in 
Virginia Beach in the 1960s. A graveside service will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday 
in Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk. Memorial donations may be made to the Mary's 
Garden Committee - maintenance fund. Mary's Garden is a patient garden at 
Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital built by the Virginia Beach Garden Club 
as a community project. The address is Mary's Garden, 1222 North Bay Shore 
Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23451. H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., Laskin Road Chapel, 
is handling arrangements. Online condolences may be made to the family at 
www.hdoliver.com. 

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