"So sorry to hear of Randy\'s passing. I wish to express my sincere sympathy to his family, and to his siblings and their families. "
In loving memory of
Randy Alan Seifert
June 5, 1949 - June 10, 2021
Randy Alan Seifert, 72, of Homestead, Iowa, passed away Thursday, June 10, 2021, at Mitchellville Care Center.
Randy leaves behind his daughter Angelique Kramer (Tim) of Cedar Rapids; his grandchildren Mya Hummel of St. Paul, Minnesota, Noah Hummel of Cedar Rapids and Kenna Kramer of Cedar Rapids; his brother, Timothy Seifert (Rodolfo) of Chicago, Illinois; his sister Karen Seifert (Melodie) of Urbandale; along with beloved aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Randy was born June 5th, 1949, the son of Henry and Margy (Gerard) Seifert. He graduated from Amana High School and was also a proud graduate of The University of Iowa. Randy went on to work for the Amana Refrigeration as an Engineer.
There was not an antique Randy did not own or want to own, a steak he could not grill to perfection or a vegetable he had not tried to grow in his garden. Randy loved to quietly fish on the banks of a local pond or the Iowa River; he loved nature, photography, the Chicago Cubs, and most of all, his family.
There will be a private family celebration of life later, when his ashes will be scattered along the Iowa River.
Randy's family is grateful to the staff at Mitchellville Care Center, Crestview Acres and St. Croix Hospice for all the kindness and care given to Randy.
- Dad, you are free from your pain. Grandma and Grandpa will be with you now until we can all meet again.
Tributes
"Angie as an only child times like these are hard to handle. But know that we will be there for you. You are a great daughter and that you went above and beyond to see and do things for your dad. Love mel and karen"
"My thoughts and prayers are with Randy\'s family. He will be truly missed. Enjoyed reading cards to him and helping anyway I could. Rest in peace Randy. Julie Saddoris, Activities Crestview Acres "
"Tim and Karen : What a friend growing up. We had many adventures trekking through the timbers and playing in our yards. Your parents always made me feel at home in their home watching the epic of the day like Superman late in the afternoons. Those memories remain with me to this day and so will Randy and his kindness and friendship. His life made my life & experiences as child much richer. and for those reasons Randy will not be forgotten by those that remain. Howard Hagen"