Randall Paul Wessar

Randall, often know as “Randy” was born in Sacramento, California off of 59th street to his father Paul Wessar and his mother Connie Davis. Randy was 5 years older than his sister Beverly Wessar, and he was her favorite brother. He attended School in Sacramento where his uncle Jack was the principal of Fruitridge Elementary school, where he met his good lifelong friend Paul. He told us funny stories when he was young about how he had to go see his uncle when he got in trouble.

Randy had a brand new Honda Super 90 that his mom bought for him that he loved and it started his hobby of riding motorcycles. Randy had many stories when he attended college around the 60’s he would go and joyride and race his 57’ chevy at the drag strip.

Once college ended, he was soon drafted into the Vietnam War as an Army Combat Medic. After 14 months in Vietnam, Randy returned to California where he met Beverly Waldron and they got married in 1972 and raised the best two children, Ryan and Lisa.

Later he got a job delivering flowers driving a 2-ton truck where he met his friend Pete, his good hunting buddy. In 1979 Randy started working for the post office delivering mail and worked here for 30 years, and later he also met his second wife Carole at the post office and they bought a house out in Wilton, California.

After he retired, he moved up to Washington State to downsize and live with his son Ryan, wife Toni and their two children, Dylan and Tawnya in 2009. Randy passed away at the age of 74 at home on a Wednesday peacefully.

Randy was very loved and a very loving man, he loved his close family whether it was making spaghetti for dinner or going down to California seeing his daughter Lisa, and best friend Paul.

Randy is proceeded in death by his mom and dad and his grandpa and grandma. Randy is survived by his sister, his two children, and two grandchildren. He was loved so much by his family and he was the best grandpa and father-in-law in all of the lands.

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