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Portrait of Randy Alan Woodward
In loving memory

Randy Alan Woodward

April 5, 1998 – April 30, 2018
Lived 20 years
Brush Memorial Cemetery · Brush, Colorado
Life story

Randy, age 20, was a dedicated and determined young man who proudly served his country as a United States Marine. By working hard to earn his place, he entered through the early entry program and graduated boot camp in September 2016. He achieved the rank of Lance Corporal and was soon to be promoted to Corporal.

Before his service, Randy enjoyed playing football in high school, spending time with friends, and taking part in paintball wars. He enjoyed joking the family to ride ATVs in Moab and lived life with energy and enthusiasm.

Randy was known for his humor, kindness, and the deep love he had for his family—especially his siblings. He also had a playful side, often teasing his mom and bringing smiles to those around him. He grew to enjoy working on the farm. Also looked forward to fixing up his Dodge Dart.

He will be remembered for his service, his heart, and the joy he brought into the lives of others.

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Family milestones in gold, history for context

1998
Born April 5
1999
Randy was 1 when Napster launched free music file sharing
2004
Randy was 6 when Facebook was launched
2007
Randy was 9 when the first iPhone went on sale
2010
Randy was 12 when Instagram was launched
2015
Randy was 17 when "Hamilton" opened on Broadway
2018
Passed away April 30, age 20
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Mari Cay Kembel 29w

Happy Birthday

Randyman, my sweet candyman, Happy Heavenly 28th Birthday son. I miss you so very much. I wish we could celebrate your birthday together, enjoying homemade fried tacos and brownies. I can just imagine you laughing at Ronnie's golf ball launcher, and I would have loved to see the look on your face as you shot one across the pond. I spend countless hours wondering what your life would be like here on Earth.

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