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Charles "Randy" Begnaud
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Charles "Randy" Begnaud Obituary
Charles “Randy” Begnaud passed away on Monday, September 9, 2024.
He is survived by five sisters, Brenda Kunak (Jason), Barbara Gauthier (Conrad), Rachel Dugas (Tony), Jessica Brasseaux (Dennis), and Phyllis Begnaud; one son, Brad Begnaud (Amie); one daughter, Raini Matte (Red); one grandson, Dylan Begnaud (Keirsten); two grand-daughters, Jazlyn Williams and J’Lynn Williams; two great-grandchildren, Emmarie and Dallas; four step-grandchildren, Demond, Chasity, Heaven, and Chad; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Raymond and Verna Begnaud.
Randy was a Veteran of the Army National Guard, and was employed by Parkway Services Group for over 50 years as a machinist. In his free time he enjoyed hunting and fishing.
The family would like to extend special thanks to Hope Hospice, and Kirt, Clint, and Kevin at Parkway Services Group for always being just a phone call away.
Walters Funeral Home, (337) 706-8941, 2424 North University Avenue in Lafayette, is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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2424 North University Avenue, Lafayette, LA 70507
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