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Randell Boysen Obituary
May 10, 1958 - June 20, 2024
Randell Scott "Randy" Boysen passed away on June 20, 2024, at the age of 66 in Waco, Texas. Randy was born on May 10, 1958, in San Antonio, Texas. Randy was a man whose personality was as vibrant as his life was impactful.
A proud graduate of Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio Texas, Randy's ambition and drive led him to serve honorably in the United States Army from 1976 to 1996. During his military career, Randy dedicated two decades to serving his country, embodying the values of loyalty and courage.
Following his military service, Randy transitioned to a civilian career with the Army Air Force Exchange Service at the Waco Distribution Center, where he worked for 23 years, primarily in loss prevention security. His commitment to excellence and integrity marked every step of his career.
His personal interests included reading science fiction, watching television, and riding his Harley whenever possible, activities that brought him great joy and relaxation.
He was a family man at heart, deeply dedicated to his wife Sharon and daughter Raven. Randy's legacy is carried on by his loving mother, Patsy Lamora & father, Ted Lamora; sister, Bonnie Hamblet (Jim), brothers, Rick Boysen (Julie), and Chris Boysen (Velvet); mother-in-law, Barbara Hatfield; Sisters in Law Joanne, Karentha and Sharee and a host of family who will miss his quick wit, snappy comebacks and enduring presence.
Nieces; Laura Perez, Laney Autrey (Jimmy), Lesley Weber, Amber (Eric).
Nephews Scott (Keiko), Rick Jr. & Jeff Boysen, Joseph Stough, Joshua Richards.
Great nieces Victoria (Brett) and Alexis (Frankie), Madeline, Chloe.
Great nephews Wyatt (Blair), Jacob, Kyle, Michael (Samantha), Luke, Lane.
Gt. Gt. nieces- Elyse, Lilly.
Gt. Gt. nephews-Tres, Fletcher, Jhett.
Life-long friends Steve Smith and Sean Bracewell. Special friend and co-worker Zeina El Halabi.
Randy was preceded in death by his biological father, Bennie Boysen Jr.; brother, Donnie Boysen; father-in-law, Oliver Hatfield; and brother-in-law, Bernie Weber.
A Celebration of Life will be planned and held at a later date. Bellmead Funeral Home in Bellmead, Texas, is assisting the family during this time. Randy's life was one of service, commitment, and his memory will forever be cherished by those who knew and loved him.
The family would like to thank BSW Hillcrest Emergency Department, ICU and Chaplain services. Thank you for fighting so hard for Randy.
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Angela Bower
July 11, 2024
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Laura
July 5, 2024
My Uncle Randy was always fun and funny!! One of the best times we had was when my sister Laney and I went with you to Runt´s and I had way too many shots. Then, on the way home, I was riding in the front seat of your jeep and you kept telling me to put my seatbelt on and I was trying to tell you a story and you kept interrupting me and telling me to put on my seatbelt well I didn´t do it fast enough because you slammed on the brakes and bam I flew into the dashboard and onto the floorboard stunned but laughing hysterically and of course I put my seatbelt on. I loved listening to you tell us jokes and stories about growing up with my mom and your brothers. I love you!!
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