Randy Perkins, Pioneering Disaster Relief Leader and AshBritt Founder, Dies at 60
Perkins, who transformed the disaster recovery industry and led AshBritt to national prominence, passed away from a heart attack during a holiday visit to Delray Beach.
- Randy Perkins, founder of AshBritt, a leading disaster recovery company, died on December 28, 2024, at the age of 60 from a heart attack while on a run.
- Perkins built AshBritt into a major U.S. disaster relief contractor, handling recovery efforts for major events like Hurricane Katrina, Superstorm Sandy, and Hurricane Helene.
- His work revolutionized the disaster recovery industry through innovative approaches and partnerships with small and minority-owned businesses.
- Beyond his business achievements, Perkins was known for significant philanthropic contributions, including funding disaster-impacted communities and youth-focused initiatives.
- Perkins is survived by his wife, four daughters, and grandchildren, with services scheduled in Boca Raton to honor his life and legacy.
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