Randolph Grahn

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Randolph (Randy) Grahn of Hay Lakes passed away on Saturday, October 1, 2011 at the age of 63 years. The eldest of five children, Randy was a cheerful child and had many interests. As a boy, he belonged to the local Cub and Scout organizations and played the tuba in the Hay Lakes Band. He continued to play for several years even after the band joined the County of Camrose Band. He was a member of the Hay Lakes youth club Teen Town in the 1960's. Randy was also interested in sports, particularly fastball and curling. In his 30's he took up golf which became a passion. He golfed regularly until a year or so before his passing. Other interests included fishing, hunting geese, card games, and the occasional game of chance. Randy lived his entire life in Hay Lakes other than a period of time when he worked in Lloydminster. Even then he returned home on weekends. Randy was loyal to friends and family and overcame a significant challenge while in his 30's. He was a founding member of the Hay Lakes Group of AA and continued his membership until his passing. Randy is survived by his brothers: Leon and family, Allen (Annalisa) and family, Kendall (Jennifer) and family, and sister Laurie (John Jobin). He was predeceased by parents John Oscar and Wanda Grahn and an infant brother. A private memorial service will be held at a later date. If friends so desire, memorial contributions are gratefully accepted to the Canadian Mental Health Association Alberta Division.
A Memorial Tree was planted for Randolph
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Burgar Funeral Home Camrose Ltd.
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1948 - 2011

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