My deepest sympathy goes out to the entire family.  Randy was an amazing man he was so fun to be with and kind. He was one of the most genuine people I have ever met and he will always be Papa to us.  RIP Randy, you will be missed but always remembered. Sending our love and condolences to the family Nana (Pat), Laura, Lisa and Brian. All of our love, Lisa Pollard and Melissa Huebner 

Our prays, and deepest condolences to Pat, Laura, Lisa , Brian & family. 
Many  Fond Memories growing up and going to the family’s home. 
 Randy  would always joke around, and made me  laugh!  
Rest In Peace  🙏🏻


Uncle Randy, oh the memories I have in my heart of you. The Sunday picnics at Mooseheart, you and Dad driving to Home Run Inn on 31st St in Chicago and every time the pizzas arrived at home with the four corners missing. Sending Laurie over with a roll of toilet paper on a broom handle so the neighbors thought it was us who needed to borrow because we ran out, when it was you guys that actually needed it. How you would fall so sound asleep and Auntie Pat stood in the bathroom window calling for my mom when the bathroom door handle fell off and she couldn't get out. How hard you laughed when I didn't shut the water off all the way and my dad got sprayed soaking wet when stuck under the bathroom sink. How drunk you and dad got one Christmas morning with Grandpa Pivonka when you three went over to Uncle Irv and Aunt Jean's for your traditional Xmas morning toast. But, what I remember most of all, you were THE best uncle anyone could want or ask for. I have no doubt Jim, Arlene, and Jimmy were waiting for you with smiles and open arms when you arrived at Heaven's gates. Rest easy now, you will always be loved and remembered.  

Oh, and your cars!! The Bug and The Rambler!

Uncle Randy, I hadn't seen you in a few years, but I will always remember you and the goofy things you and my Daddy would do when you guys were drinking, usually during Blackhawk games.  I remember the time you came over and blasted Laura's coronet in Daddy's ear while he was sleeping off a hangover after one of those games.  You moved next door to us when Laura was 11 months old, that was in 1965, and have always been my Uncle Randy, even if I hadn't seen you in a while.   I wish I had a picture of you to post here, I have tons of pics but they are the old kind that I can't post.  RIP, Uncle Randy.  

Dear Pat and Family,  My deepest sympathy on your loss. Seeing those photos reminds me of why our late friend Ralph and myself nicknamed him Curly! We enjoyed many dinners as a trio and then many breakfasts (couple eggs, sausage and that mixed fruit jelly he loved so much) after our friend passed 11 years ago. He was a lot of fun to be around and it was a pleasure to meet and work with him. My memories will live on (especially when the Sox won the World Series and he took a photo of his hand with the ring on and posted it up at work) of him. May God be with all of you during this difficult time.

OBITUARY

Randolph "Randy" Madurzak

December 22, 1942 – August 30, 2021

Mount Auburn Funeral Home & Cemetery

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