Randy Mach
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Randy was born in Belleville, Kansas and graduated from Scandia High in 1977. He married Deanna Archer in 1980 and had three amazing kids, Mandy, Amber and Dustin.
Randy loved the mountains and we took our final trip in August 2019 “The Majestic Mach Mountain Mayhem Extravaganza.” He adored his grandkids and spoiled them when he could, Audrey, Ethan, Roman, Dokken and Vandin.
Cruising in his 1970 LT1 Corvette was one of his favorite things to do. He even let his kids drive it once in a while.
Dad taught us so many things including how to rock out to some of the best music. We loved going to concerts and watching him play air guitar. He loved his Jayhawks and we enjoyed so many games together. Rock Chalk!
Dad passed away surrounded by his family on May 11, 2020 at his home in Eudora.
Dad was preceded in death by his wife, Deanna, his father, Ray and his brother, Darin.
He is survived by his mother, Arla, his sister, Terri both of Belleville, his sister Lori (Dan) of Loveland, CO, his daughter, Mandy and grandson, Dokken of Eudora, his daughter, Amber (Jason) and grandchildren Audrey, Ethan, Roman, Vandin all of Linwood and his son, Dustin of Eudora.
A celebration of life service will be held at a later date.
For more information or to post a condolence go to warrenmcelwain.com.
So very sorry for your loss. Randy was also so kind, and always had a smile. RIP!
So sorry for your loss he will be missed by many Rock Chalk Randy
I appreciated Randy’s desire to be sure the job was done right. He & Peter spent a lot of time at our house doing stuff that was needed to make our house more homey. Randy was good at everything he did & did it with excellence & of course a nice guy to boot! I am glad to have known him. Your family has my condolences…
GOD bless your grieving hearts!
So sorry for your loss. Randy was such a carrying person his family always came first he will be deeply missed???? Thoughts and Prayers going your way????
So sad for your loss.
I will always remember riding motorcycles with him after I bought mine when I got out of the army. Good bless!
I always enjoyed talking to Randy, when he and Peter came into the store in the mornings. He was a very good contractor and made sure everything was done right and would fix things that someone else did, that he didn’t like. We shared a love for Jayhawks Basketball and couldn’t wait for the season to start. He was so proud of his children and grand kids and often shared stories and pictures of them. I will miss him. Gone to soon. Sending hugs and love to his family❤️
Such a kind soul. May your memories sustain you during your grief.
My Condolence Dustin, may you and your family find happiness in his memories. May god bless you all ????
I remember when I met Randy at a choir concert a few years ago. Audrey did an amazing solo, so when I complimented her performance after the show, Randy pointed at Mandy and Amber and said “it runs in our family”. It was the best first impression of someone who truly loved his family! May angel wings carry you home, Randy! ❤️
We are thinking of Lori.
So very sorry to all of Randy’s family. He fought a long hard battle. He will be missed by many. You’re in my thoughts and prayers.
Randy was an employee where I worked. He was always happy and would enjoy visiting. He enjoyed visiting about his family, especially his mom . He will truly be missed by many. Blessings to his family, whom he loved.
So very sorry. My condolences go out to all of you and my prayers are with you.
Randy was a great friend from 5th grade to junior college. I will never forget seeing him dancing on the hood of his mustang to his new 8 track of a band we never heard of. Van Halen. I always thought I would see him again. Miss him dearly. My condolences to his family and friends!