Catherine Jane Randleman

Well known resident of Snoqualmie Valley passed at her home on Friday Aug. 24th in her 93rd year. She was born in Weiser, Idaho on April 23, 1919. Her Mother and Father were Mabel and Evan Evans. She moved to Snoqualmie Valley in 1950. She will be buried at Sunset Hills Memorial in Bellevue next to her husband Curtis who proceeded her in death in 1984. Catherine had two sisters both deceased, Olwyn Mary Evans Merrill and Jesse Ruth Evans. She is survived by sons Blake and Mark Randleman their spouses, seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

Love in all capacities encompassed Catherine’s life. So much love given without expectation, brought her much love in return. Catherine slowed the pace of the world with her simple loving compassion for the lord and her people. She celebrated life on a daily, peaceful existence and thought it not necessary to celebrate her life with any memorial service.

She has sipped her last cup of hot coffee and beamed her last beautiful smile. Her Bible is closed and her short struggle with cancer gone.

The Meadow-brook quiet … The old white house now empty after years of tender joyful welcomes. The tick of the clock, the beat of a heart, now gone. The glory of a beautiful life transcended into our next generations. The power of love of a little woman and life well lived, never forgotten or lost but simply cherished.

A friend, a confidant, a mom, a gram, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a servant, a loving heart , now still.

No more words of preciously offered wisdom, just a memory of life full of love and the trust in the faith of God above. Blessed Catherine.