Randall “Randy” Wayne Schroeder
Randy was born in Lincoln on October 23, 1953 and he died in Lincoln after a sudden illness on May 18, 2020, at the age of 66. Randy attended Walton School and transferred to Lincoln schools in fourth grade. He graduated from Lincoln Northeast High School in 1972. He was a farm kid all his life and a lifelong Lancaster County resident living most of his life in the rural Walton community. He collected IH farm toys, and participated in the Parrot Heads and Camp Creek Threshers. He worked over 40 years at Hamilton Equipment Company and held other jobs more recently. He enjoyed attending farm fairs, machinery shows, and local band performances. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, of rural Walton.
He is survived by his special friend Deb Pfeifer of Lincoln, his sons Chris (Judi) of Lincoln and Allen (Hillary) of Eagle, his step daughter Kristina Keyser of Eugene, Oregon, his mother Darlene of Lincoln, brothers Ron (Denise) of Lincoln and Ted (Karen) of Riley, Kansas, eight grandchildren, three step grandchildren, five step great grandchildren, a nephew and niece.
He was preceded in death by his wife Judy, his son Kevin, and his father Wayne.
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We are so sorry to hear about Randy’s passing. He was always a joy to see at our gatherings and was genuinely happy to spend time talking to friends. We will miss his gentle, sweet manner.
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RANDY’S FAMILY and to Deb Pfeifer..I am soooo sorry for the loss of Randy…such a kind ..gentle.. soul ..
prayers and healing hugs sent your way
Sue Klein
Our deepest sympathies go out to Deb and also Randy’s family. Randy was a big guy with an even bigger heart. We enjoyed dancing with him and Deb to AM/FM, Mojo Filter and other bands. Although we didn’t know him for very long it was always fun to get together, listen to the bands and dance. Collins and Randy always enjoyed played shoulder tag. Fond memories! We are praying for you during this difficult time that God will comfort you with His loving arms around you.
Allen. Your dad was always very kind to me. I only seen him a handful of ocassions but he was helpful and genuine each and every time I am very and sincerely sorry and heartbroken for your loss. Hugs love you ‘”Son”
Carrie (“mom”)
To the Schroeder family
Saddened to hear of the passing of Randy. Growing up on the same street as the Schroeder’s as a young lad, I always enjoyed hanging out with the older Schroeder brothers. Randy was much older but always a very kind hearted, free spirited guy that always took the time to chat with me. My sincerest thoughts and prayer go out to you all.
Love,
Scotty O
Sorry for your loss. I used to work with Randy at Hamilton International for about 4 years. Randy let my two sons and myself hunt on his property and his Dad’s property. We were good friends. He will be missed.
My deepest sympathy to you all.Randy will be happier now he is with Judy,Kevin and Wayne,but miss all of you.God Bless you in time of healing.Jessica Schroeder-Vocasek
Randy was a precious man who left a legacy of memories. He lived life to the fullest, as in the way he loved so deeply. We pray those beautiful memories bless you all now and always.
With heartfelt sympathy. We are deeply sorry for your loss.
Dear Deb and members of Randy’s family,
We are so very sorry for your loss. Randy was a dear friend, with a great smile. We will treasure the good times we shared with him, especially listening and dancing to our favorite bands. All of you are in our prayers.
So sorry to hear about Randy passing, he was such a nice gentleman. I will really missing seeing him at the Friday night concerts at Southpointe Mall and missing seeing him coming in to say Hi-always enjoyed our conversations about music.
RIP Randy
-Shawna