Randall W. Watson, 69, of Milford, passed away in his home on September 20, 2021. Born on January 22, 1952 in Bridgeport, CT, he was the son of Marcella Isabel Watson and the late George Watson Jr.
Randy grew up in Monroe and attended Masuk High School. He was a member of Fairfield County Fish and Games and was an avid sportsman. He took pride in his knowledge and craft of tools and machinery. Most of his career was spent with Moore Tool and then retiring at Lacey Manufacturing. He was a loyal friend, firearms enthusiast and had a witty sense of humor.
In addition to his loving mother, Randall is survived by his cherished daughter, Courtney Swift and her husband, Raymond, his former spouse Deborah Trumpower, and many nieces, cousins, extended family and lifelong best friend, Risto Rinne of California. He was predeceased by his son, Shawn Watson, and by his brother, Donald Watson.
All services will be private.
Randy grew up in Monroe and attended Masuk High School. He was a member of Fairfield County Fish and Games and was an avid sportsman. He took pride in his knowledge and craft of tools and machinery. Most of his career was spent with Moore Tool and then retiring at Lacey Manufacturing. He was a loyal friend, firearms enthusiast and had a witty sense of humor.
In addition to his loving mother, Randall is survived by his cherished daughter, Courtney Swift and her husband, Raymond, his former spouse Deborah Trumpower, and many nieces, cousins, extended family and lifelong best friend, Risto Rinne of California. He was predeceased by his son, Shawn Watson, and by his brother, Donald Watson.
All services will be private.
Randall W. Watson, 69, of Milford, passed away in his home on September 20, 2021. Born on January 22, 1952 in Bridgeport, CT, he was the son of Marcella Isabel Watson and the late George Watson Jr.
Randy grew up in Monroe and attended Masuk High School. He was a member of Fairfield County Fish and Games and was an avid sportsman. He took pride in his knowledge and craft of tools and machinery. Most of his career was spent with Moore Tool and then retiring at Lacey Manufacturing. He was a loyal friend, firearms enthusiast and had a witty sense of humor.
In addition to his loving mother, Randall is survived by his cherished daughter, Courtney Swift and her husband, Raymond, his former spouse Deborah Trumpower, and many nieces, cousins, extended family and lifelong best friend, Risto Rinne of California. He was predeceased by his son, Shawn Watson, and by his brother, Donald Watson.
All services will be private.
Randy grew up in Monroe and attended Masuk High School. He was a member of Fairfield County Fish and Games and was an avid sportsman. He took pride in his knowledge and craft of tools and machinery. Most of his career was spent with Moore Tool and then retiring at Lacey Manufacturing. He was a loyal friend, firearms enthusiast and had a witty sense of humor.
In addition to his loving mother, Randall is survived by his cherished daughter, Courtney Swift and her husband, Raymond, his former spouse Deborah Trumpower, and many nieces, cousins, extended family and lifelong best friend, Risto Rinne of California. He was predeceased by his son, Shawn Watson, and by his brother, Donald Watson.
All services will be private.
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