Randy Begrow, 54, Shawano, died Friday afternoon, May 31, 2013 at home surrounded by his family, following a well fought illness with colon cancer. He was born May 7, 1959 in Clintonville to August and Gladys (Piotrascke) Begrow and graduated from Marion High School with the class of 1977.
On October 16, 1993 he married Toye Franks (LaBrosse) in the Town of Washington. Randy lived in the Town of DuPont and city of Shawano for most of life where he drove semi-truck. Randy will be fondly remembered for his good sense of humor, love of horseback riding, his woodworking abilities and proud membership in the NRA.
Survivors are his wife, Toye Begrow, Shawano; his mother, Gladys Begrow, Marion; three brothers, Eugene (Carol) Begrow, Clintonville; Gary (Marilyn) Begrow and Raymond (Judy) Begrow, all Marion; one sister, Lori (Mark) Sellner, Milwaukee; two stepsons, Scott (Georgia) LaBrosse, Shawano; Mark (Bonnie) LaBrosse, Clintonville; five grandchildren, Samantha, Alicia, Amanda, Trisha and Cody LaBrosse; two great grandsons, Logan and Landon.
He was preceded in death by his father, stepson Keith LaBrosse, niece Melody and granddaughter Kayona.
On October 16, 1993 he married Toye Franks (LaBrosse) in the Town of Washington. Randy lived in the Town of DuPont and city of Shawano for most of life where he drove semi-truck. Randy will be fondly remembered for his good sense of humor, love of horseback riding, his woodworking abilities and proud membership in the NRA.
Survivors are his wife, Toye Begrow, Shawano; his mother, Gladys Begrow, Marion; three brothers, Eugene (Carol) Begrow, Clintonville; Gary (Marilyn) Begrow and Raymond (Judy) Begrow, all Marion; one sister, Lori (Mark) Sellner, Milwaukee; two stepsons, Scott (Georgia) LaBrosse, Shawano; Mark (Bonnie) LaBrosse, Clintonville; five grandchildren, Samantha, Alicia, Amanda, Trisha and Cody LaBrosse; two great grandsons, Logan and Landon.
He was preceded in death by his father, stepson Keith LaBrosse, niece Melody and granddaughter Kayona.
Randy Begrow, 54, Shawano, died Friday afternoon, May 31, 2013 at home surrounded by his family, following a well fought illness with colon cancer. He was born May 7, 1959 in Clintonville to August and Gladys (Piotrascke) Begrow and graduated from Marion High School with the class of 1977.
On October 16, 1993 he married Toye Franks (LaBrosse) in the Town of Washington. Randy lived in the Town of DuPont and city of Shawano for most of life where he drove semi-truck. Randy will be fondly remembered for his good sense of humor, love of horseback riding, his woodworking abilities and proud membership in the NRA.
Survivors are his wife, Toye Begrow, Shawano; his mother, Gladys Begrow, Marion; three brothers, Eugene (Carol) Begrow, Clintonville; Gary (Marilyn) Begrow and Raymond (Judy) Begrow, all Marion; one sister, Lori (Mark) Sellner, Milwaukee; two stepsons, Scott (Georgia) LaBrosse, Shawano; Mark (Bonnie) LaBrosse, Clintonville; five grandchildren, Samantha, Alicia, Amanda, Trisha and Cody LaBrosse; two great grandsons, Logan and Landon.
He was preceded in death by his father, stepson Keith LaBrosse, niece Melody and granddaughter Kayona.
On October 16, 1993 he married Toye Franks (LaBrosse) in the Town of Washington. Randy lived in the Town of DuPont and city of Shawano for most of life where he drove semi-truck. Randy will be fondly remembered for his good sense of humor, love of horseback riding, his woodworking abilities and proud membership in the NRA.
Survivors are his wife, Toye Begrow, Shawano; his mother, Gladys Begrow, Marion; three brothers, Eugene (Carol) Begrow, Clintonville; Gary (Marilyn) Begrow and Raymond (Judy) Begrow, all Marion; one sister, Lori (Mark) Sellner, Milwaukee; two stepsons, Scott (Georgia) LaBrosse, Shawano; Mark (Bonnie) LaBrosse, Clintonville; five grandchildren, Samantha, Alicia, Amanda, Trisha and Cody LaBrosse; two great grandsons, Logan and Landon.
He was preceded in death by his father, stepson Keith LaBrosse, niece Melody and granddaughter Kayona.
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