Randall Radabaugh

Randall "Randy" Radabaugh, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away peacefully at his home on October 21, 2026, surrounded by the love of his life, Sharon Radabaugh. Born on April 24, 1954, in Findlay, Ohio, Randy was the cherished son of Polly Iler, and the late Wayne Radabaugh and Jim Iler. Randy shared a beautiful marriage with Sharon (Blem) Radabaugh, having met and married in their hometown of Findlay on September 22, 1973. For 53 wonderful years, they built a life filled with laughter, love, and cherished memories. Together, they were blessed with two daughters, Morgan Stone and Chelsey Adams, who were the pride and joy of Randy’s heart. A Master Carpenter by trade, Randy spent 56 years honing his craft, leaving an indelible mark on every piece of furniture and home he built. His hands were not only skilled but also kind, always ready to extend help to those in need. His reputation as a knowledgeable and fair individual, with a delightful and raunchy sense of humor, made him a treasured friend to many. Randy was a man of the outdoors, finding peace and joy in his pursuits as an avid fisherman. His compassion extended to the animal kingdom, often bringing home wounded animals to nurture and heal. His love for nature was evident in the careful tending of his garden and houseplants, each bloom a testament to his gentle soul. Randy also found joy in woodworking and was a passionate coin collector, hobbies that reflected his patient and meticulous nature. Randy was predeceased by his father Wayne Radabaugh, stepfather Jim Iler, his daughter Jessica Radabaugh, and his brother Jamie Radabaugh. He leaves behind a legacy of love through his devoted wife Sharon, his daughters Morgan and Chelsey, his beloved grandchildren Addison Stone, and Sean, Travis, and Justin Adams. And his siblings, Todd Radabaugh, Lynn Radabaugh, Scott Berndt, Jeff Iler, Jim Iler, Cheryl Iler, Kathy Majors, and Kim Kalte. A celebration of Randy's life will be held on October 26, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. at Coldren Crates in Findlay, Ohio. His family invites all who knew Randy to join them in honoring his memory and sharing in the stories of his remarkable life. Randy will be dearly missed, but his spirit will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know him.