Randy honorably served for the United States Army from 1968 to 1974 as a helicopter mechanic, with two years in Vietnam . He lived and worked the majority of his life in Terrace Heights, retiring from the Bureau of Reclamation after 30 years, he was well known for his welding and fabrication skills. Randy was one of the most open-hearted, generous, and outspoken men that many would turn to for advice and guidance. A father for anyone that needed one.
Randy is survived by his children Cory Wilsey, Shalina Pedersen, and Chelsie Wilsey. His siblings Dennis, Barry, Valerie, and Robin. Parents were Harvey and Loretta Wilsey. And a granddaughter Harmony Pederson
“My love to my family and close friends. I will always be with you guys, even in the bright of the light. I have seen this once before in my time! Nothing compares to having a family, that’s all I ever worked for during my lifetime. Because I really care. Take your time and use it well. I guess I’ve used it up for now, here. But there is the other side of things to look for too. Through the light of travel is a new thing for us all! Which, I’ll see one more time, not to be afraid of it.” - Randy Wilsey
