Randy Dick is known as the son of American singer and actress, Patsy Cline.
Randy Dick was born on January 22, 1961. He is the song of legendary country music singer and actress, Patsy Cline. His father is Charlie Dick. He grew up with one sister named Julie.
Randy Dick did not have a high profile career.
Randy Dick has not revealed any public information about his personal and private relationships.
Randy's mother Patsy Cline was one of country music's greatest female pioneers. She solidified her notable role in the music business before dying at only 30 years of age. She started working at only 16 to assist her with caring for her two more youthful kin after their father left them. Cline took various little occupations as a youthful grown-up.
At 15 years of age, Cline got her first gig by singing on Jimmy McCoy's show. At the point when she was approached to return more frequently, her needleworker mother made up outfits for her to act in. By 1952, Cline would perform with Bill Peer's band and changed her name to Patsy Cline. Cline originated from her romantic union with Gerald Cline, which finished in 1957.
In spite of their separation, Cline kept her last name as her career shot in the wake of winning "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts" by giving her version of "Walkin' After Midnight." She even kept the name after remarrying to linotype operator Charlie Dick.
She showed then-rising singer Loretta Lynn to retaliate, as Lynn clarified in an interview with Nashville Scene. The two ladies had a surprising friendship. Cline's shocking plane accident demise in 1963 hit Lynn and numerous others exceptionally hard. The two individuals who took it the most noticeably hard were her children, Julie Dick Fudge and Randy Dick.
Julie was only four years of age when her mom died. She, nearby Lynn's little girl Patsy Lynn who was named after her late companion, worked as co-producers for the Lifetime film, "Patsy and Loretta." While promoting the film, Julie uncovered that her late mother was a hands-on mother. Despite her enthusiasm for music, she additionally observed it was something that must be done to help her family. Julie had a happy youth and she realized her mom was extraordinary.
Julie and Randy were also raised by their grandma Hilda, who avoided the press. They both didn't follow her mom's strides, but they helped keep Cline's memory alive by opening a historical center in their mom's name in April 2014.
