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Randy Alan Meador

randy meador

February 16, 1984 ~ August 18, 2026

Born in: Englewood, Colorado
Resided in: Pueblo, CO

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Randy Alan Meador, 42, passed away unexpectedly on Aug. 18, 2026. Survived by his wife, Kristal; daughter, Isla (6); step-children, Jenna (19) and Dillon (24); parents, Glen and Brenda (Spencer) Meador; brother, Jason Homola; and many friends and family that will miss him dearly.

Preceded in death by his father-in-law, Brian “Scott” Schrader; and grandparents, Dwight and Maurice (Chastain) Meador and Lyle and Earline (Howard) Spencer.

Randy was born to Glen and Brenda Meador on Feb. 16, 1984, in Englewood, Colo. He was employed at Philips as a Production Supervisor. Randy served for eight years with the National Guard, reaching the rank of Sgt.

He was a huge sports enthusiast and absolutely loved the Denver Broncos, playing poker, beer pong, bowling, and hookah. Randy loved going to heavy metal shows, taking on home projects, and going on family outings especially with his daughter, Isla, whom he absolutely adored with his whole heart. Randy made an impact on many people’s lives and we will miss him dearly.

Memorial service, 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026, in the Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel.

Memorials may be made to https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-krystal-and-isla-after-randys-loss to help support Kristal and Isla after Randy’s loss.

Online condolences, www.MontgomerySteward.com

Services

Memorial Service: September 5, 2026 2:00 pm

Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel
1317 N. Main Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
719-542-1552
http://www.montgomerysteward.com

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  1. CandleImageTo Randy’s Wife, Daughter, Parents and Family. I’m truly sorry for your loss. If ever there was a time to hold on to your Faith, this is one of those times. I’d like to express my sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers. God bless all of you, now and always. 🙏

    I met Randy last year when he interviewed me for a job. By the time the interview was over, and I found out that I got the job, I knew that I was going to like working for him. He was very supportive and made me feel welcomed. Although I only worked for him for 7 months, I respected him and held him in high regards. It was an honor and a privilege to know him and work with him.

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  2. CandleImageRandy was a awesome guy and one of the nicest I have met. He was always enjoyable to work with. Prayers to all the family members

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  3. The minute I met Randy I felt I knew him all my life. We became friends immediately and I’m so grateful, truly, that he came into my world. He was smart, process improvement oriented, darn witty, funny, really funny, and caring – especially for you Kristal and Isla. I know this to be true. I’ll miss him.

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  4. Thoughts and Prayers to the families during this difficult time.
    With Love,
    Michigan Cousins,
    Dee, Brent and Brian

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  6. CandleImageIsla,

    Your father was a close childhood friend of our children. One child is a square peg in a world of round holes, and Randy’s friendship was a true gift to our family. Your father was a good man with a giving heart. There are a lot of memories, and plenty of broker objects, from those times. One memory is on a shuttle bus in Disney World. The Bretton Wood song “Gimme A Little Sign” started playing. Randy not only knew the words by heart, he was singing it for all of us. I can’t say he had the greatest voice but he definitely had the rhythm down. He seemed to enjoy Motown and the “oldies” that Brenda and Glen played at home.

    Mike & Melissa Eaton

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  7. CandleImageBrenda and Glen: f couldn’t imagine the loss of one of our children. Grief goes to our depths, to a place that none of us can truly share. There is a beautiful line that Anne Frank wrote in her diary — “Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness.” I have found it has helped me in troubled times. Our hearts are with you.

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  8. CandleImageOur family has known Randy, and his wonderful parents, since he was about 8 years old. Although I haven’t seen you all in about 20 years, you have remained near and dear in my heart. I’ll never forget that little rapscallion and his antics, like the time he tied a tennis ball to a string on our loft and waited til I walked underneath! It luckily was a swing and miss. So many happy memories of sleepovers, camping trips and even a vacation. Thank you for sharing, and entrusting us with him, Brenda and Glen. He brought so much joy to our family. Our sincere condolences to all of you.

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  10. CandleImageMy thoughts and prayers are with you and your family . Just know I’m always thinking of you all . I pray God gives you the strength to get through this hard time. Much love, Lori

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