Randall Stone · Chico, California

A life built across systems, places, and people.

Financial planner, Enrolled Agent, real-estate and public-finance practitioner, educator, former mayor, community institution builder, endurance athlete, amateur-radio operator, husband, and father.

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Randall Stone in a wide environmental portrait

Grounded in practiceDo the work. Explain it plainly. Take responsibility for the result.

Current and continuing work

Different fields. One practiced habit: understand the work.

Advisor and tax practitioner

Financial planning, tax preparation and advisory work, and real-estate consulting through Randall Stone Financial.

Educator

Real-estate finance instruction, licensing classes, public explanation, and the habit of making complex systems usable.

Public servant

Chico City Council and mayoral service, regional transportation, statewide municipal leadership, and assessment appeals.

Communicator

Amateur radio, emergency communications, licensing education, and practical family preparedness through K6RCS and Team Stone.

Documented life

Photographs should carry evidence, not merely atmosphere.

Randall Stone speaking to a community gathering from a practical podium inside a brewery — **Meet people where they are.**A useful public conversation does not require a ballroom or a ceremonial lectern.

Randall Stone reading with students in a bilingual classroom — **Teach clearly.**Public work includes the classroom rug, the next page, and the ability to hold a child’s attention without a title doing the work for you.

Movement

Transportation, parenting, and street-level knowledge.

Randall Stone with Rhys and Karden on a chalk-covered driveway

Family and movement

Time together without the rear-view mirror.

For nearly nine years, Randall has commuted almost exclusively by personal electric vehicle, especially electric unicycle. That practice became family transportation education: traffic law, visibility, braking distance, crash consequences, protective habits, route choice, and a practical knowledge of Chico’s geography that children rarely gain from the back seat.

Rhys and Karden are bilingual. Routes become geography lessons, safety drills, neighborhood history, and conversation in two languages. The point is not novelty. It is transportation literacy, shared time, and firsthand understanding of the streets.

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Community

Institutions are built through repeated, unglamorous work.

Shalom Free Medical Clinic

Board leadership supporting accessible, volunteer-driven medical care for people who otherwise fall through the gaps.

Rosas de María

Co-founding and financial stewardship for Ballet Folklórico Rosas de María — Seeds of Tradition, preserving Mexican culture through dance and music.

Golden Empire Amateur Radio Society

More than a decade of board service with Krista Stone, Randall as President, Krista as Secretary, and roughly a decade teaching licensing classes.

Legacy

Family history without turning memory into fake certainty.

Family enterprise

Clifford Argyle Stone and the Kit-Cat Clock legacy

Family history records that Randall’s grandfather purchased and operated the Kit-Cat Clock company during its defining years and helped make the clocks famous. A restored blue clock remains in the family.

Sunnyvale

Larry and Carmen Stone

Lawrence Edward “Larry” Stone combined business, real estate, and elected public service. Carmen Aranda Stone anchored the family’s Mexican American heritage and the life built around three sons in Sunnyvale.

This generation

Randall, Krista, Rhys, and Karden

The inheritance is not a prescribed occupation. It is an expectation to understand the tools, protect people, build useful institutions, and leave the place better equipped than it was found.

More of the personal record

Athletics, outdoors, schools, and community institutions.

Athletics and outdoors

Team USA triathlon, 1993 World Championship team gold, running, swimming, skiing, snow camping, kayaking, and family movement.

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Community institutions

Shalom Free Medical Clinic, Rosas de María, AquaJets, CJHS Drama Boosters, Rosedale, running, youth sports, and the governance work that keeps them functioning.

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The full record remains available.

Professional vita

Education, licenses, professional work, government service, boards, teaching, athletics, and community institutions.

Public-service record

A substantive record of policies, governing bodies, alliances, field work, controversies, and outcomes.

ElectStone archive

The original campaign and public-service archive remains preserved in place and outside this rebuild package.

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