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Colberg Jr., Randall Sam Born December 9, 1943, battled a rare, long and difficult illness. He worked for Peterson Electric Panel Mfg. Co. in Berkeley, IL and member of IBEW Local#134 for 44 years. He was highly respected and loved by both employer and co-workers. He truly looked forward to work every day. Even though some days were very difficult due to illness, he never wavered. He had many trips to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, which blessed his loved ones with more time with him, as well to help others. His loves were a great steak "every day if could," his beloved dog, "Snickers," flannel shirts, cruises and camping. Survived by loving wife of 33 years, Barbara; sister, Marches; and many nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews and cousins. Randall, called Randy, will be deeply missed and always remembered for his endless courage, strength and devotion. Donations to Mayo Clinic.
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You are missed good friend and co-worker.
Scott Lange
November 13, 2014
Unseen and unheard ,but always in my memory and heart. You have become my 3rd angel in GODs home.....xoxoxo
Love , Dutch
Dutch
August 27, 2014
I am so sorry for your loss. I hope you can find comfort in knowing one day you will see him again the bible holds out hope at Acts 5:28&29. Again you and your family have my deepest sympathy
Mae Johnson
August 26, 2014
Daddy, Licks & Paws forever. Your loving Boo "Snickers". Randy's beloved dog and only child::) missing you deeply.
Snickers
August 25, 2014
You will always be with us...xoxoxo
Darci Adamski
August 25, 2014
Uncle Ron. thank you for being the best Uncle and Santa Claus ever ! We will love and miss you forever...I am so sorry we didnt have more time together with you during your hardest fight, But our hearts thoughts and prayers were wth you 24/7....You are so strong and brave ! We love you so much rest in peace uncle Ron /Santa xoxoxoxoxo till we meet again LOVE,Darc, John, Aaron and Taylor.....
August 25, 2014
Uncle Randy, I will miss you being you in my life. Laughs and hugs, part of my family.
Michael Putnam
August 25, 2014
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Our dear brother-in-law and friend has given us so many good memories to treasure always. We will miss you.
Love, Janet and Bill
August 25, 2014
thinking of Barb at this difficult time. God grant Ron eternal rest.
Bob and Susan Gadomski
August 25, 2014
Our hearts and prayers for Barbara and family. We will miss Randy and he will remain in our hearts always.
Connors
August 23, 2014
Randy will be missed but not forgotten. My family will always think of him when we think of Illinois and Chicago. My wish is that your memories bring you comfort and peace.
Kim Berens
August 21, 2014
Sorry to hear about your loss of Randall. I worked with him for many years at Peterson while I was sheet metal forman. He was a great guy. We used to go hunting together. I was always amazed at the size of his hands and wrists. He was a very strong fella. If there is any memorial please let me know. God bless.
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Frank Schultz
August 19, 2014
My thoughts are with you always. Love you!
Sara Gardner
August 19, 2014
So sorry to hear of your loss. I hope that the love of family and friends help you to cope. Most of all may you find comfort from God in his word the Bible.
August 19, 2014
Love is... The most beautiful thing to have, hardest to earn & most hurtful thing to lose.I was, I am, I will always be yours. Lovingly your "Dear" as you always called me:)XO
Barbara Colberg
August 19, 2014
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