Randy Loyd

Sergeant-At-Arm

Bio

In the 70s, 80s, and early 90s I worked as a glass mechanic installing glass in residential and commercial construction. During the early 70s and 80s my wife and I also ran a craft business selling handmade items at local craftfairs. I even won several blue ribbons for my woodworking at the NC state fair.
Once I became interested in magic we changed our business to a company called “Clown and Party Magic; where I performed as a magician and magical party clown at birthday parties, company picnics, church events, and store grand openings. I also built new and repaired older magical props for the local magic shop.

How and when did you become interested in magic?

In my early twenties while helping my brother build a magical effect for a middle school school project.

What type of magician do you consider yourself?

Retired semi-pro

What are your interests in magic?

I like close-up, parlor, and stage magic. Plus rebuilding older magic props.

Favorite magical moment?

Performing at local events with my wife and kids.

What do you love about Raleigh Magic Club?

The friendships and magical knowledge shared at the meetings and events

Anything else you would like to share?

While I don’t perform publicly any more I still enjoy redoing older magic props donated to the club.

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