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1956
DIED
2024
Randall PETERS Obituary
He passed away on November 9, 2024, of a heart attack.
His passions included speed roller skating, bike tours, fast cars, Bumper Shoots, going to Seahawk and Mariner Games, and cruises. He spent time in Colorado Springs training for Speed Roller Skating and represented Pattison's Rollercade. Randy had many good friends growing up, Dan and Rex, who had similar interests such as driving fast cars, going to Dick's, and having good fun.
Randy graduated from John Rogers in 1974 and went on to start the apprentice program to become a concrete finisher. He retired after 46 years.
He was a proud member of Cement Masons & Plasters Local 72 for 46 years.
Randy was an active member in his church Living World. In 2009, Randy became an Ordained Minister. He enjoyed performing weddings and funerals.
He is survived by his mother, Jacquelyn Driskill Peters; sisters, Sherilyn (W. Lynn) and Carolyn; brother, Ronald (Michelle); two nieces; four nephews; three great-nephews; one aunt, Myrna Driskill; and many cousins.
He was preceded in death by his father; brother, Richard; aunt, Jean Molloy; and two uncles, Denny Driskill and Bud Peters.
Memorial will be held at "The Hive" on February 1, 2025, at 4:30pm.
In lieu of flowers, make a donation to a charity of choice.
Let the good times Roll.
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Suanne Campbell Moon
June 25, 2025
I am sorry to read of Randy´s passing. I met Randy at an Eagles Youth convention in 1972 and we corresponded for awhile. He and his buddy rode their bikes from Spokane to Priest Lake to see my friend and I during our vacation. I have very fond memories of that summer and will treasure it always. Rest in peace.
Tim Bouten
January 29, 2025
Randy!! Rest in peace. You were a very trusted member of the construction community in Spokane. Early mornings getting concrete pours ready and an amazing attention to detail. We knew it was going to go well when you showed up. RIP.
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