January 9, 1950 to August 16, 2026: Randy was a loving husband, father and grandfather, an active church member and volunteer. He enjoyed golfing, hunting, fishing, and watching Brewers and Packer games with family and friends. But his deepest joy came from cheering on his kids and grandkids in all their sports games and activities.Continue Reading
So sorry to hear the news. Randy was a great friend, we shared a lot of common interests such as maple syrup making, golf, woodworking, and apple trees. I enjoyed coming to the cabin on several occasions for fishing, golf and wonderful steak dinners. Rest in Peace, Randy! I’ll miss you!
I was so sorry to hear of Randy's passing. I just had lunch with him last week. I was hoping to return the favor after he picked up the check. It was always enjoyable chatting with Randy over the years about hunting, fishing, kids and especially the grand kids! He was a very caring man and he showed it in his teaching and all his retirement activities. Looking back, I wish I would have gotten to know him even better. We will truly miss him! May all your hunts be successful, catch the biggest fish in the lake, and enjoy all of your family activities! May the Lord bless you and all of your Family.
Linda and Family. We were so sorry to hear of Randy’s passing. He was a great friend and colleague. What a nice guy. His students benefited from his real world experiences. You can be so proud of his achievements.
I worked with Randy at the High School and respected his dedication and commitment to teaching, the union, and the military. He will be missed. You are in my thoughts.
To Linda and Family
Our deepest sympathies and condolences. Randy was a great friend, mentor and all around great guy. We will miss him dearly. We were so blessed to have know him.