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1960

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2021

Randall Apostalon Obituary

Randall Apostalon

Randall T.

Apostalon, born November 27, 1960, in Chicopee, Massachusetts, whose life was taken on February 24, 2021 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Randy was born the fourth child, third son, of five children to Daniel and Cynthia Apostalon. As the fourth of five siblings in a USAF military family, Randy lived in Sidi Slimane, Morocco, Bellevue, Nebraska, Ankara Turkey, Loring AFB, Maine, Enumclaw, Washington, Kadena AFB, Okinawa, and Albuquerque, New Mexico.

He was funny, outgoing, and always helpful. He was a hard worker, industrious, had an entrepreneurial spirit, and took pride in doing excellent work. Randy was friendly and knew many friends. He had an engaging

sense of humor and always had a joke to share.

Randy is

survived by his

mother, Cynthia Apostalon, his

sister Wendy (Randy) Travis, and brothers

Damon Apostalon, Daniel

(Kate) Apostalon, and

Mark (Radka) Apostalon. He was a fun-loving uncle to 6 nieces and 2 nephews.

He was preceded in death by his father, Daniel

Apostalon. While he died a violent death, it is our prayer that he is at peace now in the presence of his Creator, God

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Published by Albuquerque Journal on May 23, 2021.

Memories and Condolences
for Randall Apostalon

7 Entries

sam

April 7, 2025

Randy was so funny. I never heard him say a mean thing about anyone and he was always so quick to lend a helping hand. I hope he´s resting easy.

Valerie Tisone

June 27, 2023

I am so sorry for your loss. Your family has always been in my heart. Sending love

Janie Sampson

September 2, 2021

I met Randy years ago while walking my dog. We struck up a conversation and he told me he trimmed trees. I asked him to come by and look at my trees. He did and we became close friends despite the difference in our age. He was always kind and thoughtful and helped me out whenever he could. I loved him as a dear friend and miss him very much.

Lloyd Lindbeck

June 16, 2021

To Randy's family: Stunned to hear of Randy's death. I had tried to keep in touch with him over the years. He attended our church in Las Cruces while at nmsu. He, I, and another friend went camping in Glenwood one time, a great time. He, with a friend, attended my wedding in Radium Springs in 2000. My condolences to his family. Lloyd Lindbeck

TM Galanis

May 28, 2021

Dear Apostalon Family,
I knew Randy a while back and even though it's been years since I have spoken with him, it makes me sad to hear of this tragedy. I always look upon our first meeting with fond memories. It was very cute and sweet. He always spoke about his family. That was something I knew was important to him. Your hurt and pain is immense. I pray the Lord to comfort you all and although it's a small consolation compared to what has been taken from you, I pray that justice is served. My deepest condolences.

Susan Kashmiri

May 27, 2021

My deepest most heartfelt condolences to Randy's family. He was a wonderful person and good friend. I will remember him fondly.

juliet Heneghan

May 24, 2021

I meet you through my sister. At the time you were mixing essential oils, you gave me a bottle of cantaloupe. It was a great scent.I you wish peace in Gods kingdom. I pray your family can remember everything good and pray for comfort with Gods grace.I pray for this world that sees to much darkness.

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