Walter Randall Obituary

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Walter Randall (Fredericton, New Brunswick), born in Upper Gagetown, New Brunswick, who passed away on July 31, 2019, at the age of 92, leaving to mourn family and friends. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

He was predeceased by: his parents, Elijah Bliss Randall and Sylvia Randall (Chase); the mother of his children June (Holmes); his siblings, Verna Warman (Ansel), Deltha Meade (Harold), Hattie Cameron (Henry), Elnora Delong (Fred DeLucry), Heloise Randall, Alice Despres, Glenna Currie (Lyle), Elihu "Buster" Randall (Sadie), Everett Randall (Gertrude), Lloyd Randall and Gerald "Joe" Randall (Geraldine); and his son-in-law Alden C. Brewer.

He is survived by: his wife Verley Irene (Kendall); his daughters, Barbara Randall (Richard Stinson) of Amherst, NS and Marilyn Brewer (Chester) of Upper Keswick, NB; his stepchildren, Lorna Pitcher (Steve Lassey) of Ottawa, Linda Huntley (Brian) of Toronto, Tracy Barnes (Randall) of Nesbit, MS, Janice Pitcher (Tim McCabe) of Ottawa, Robert Pitcher (Susan) of Fredericton, Linda Stewart (Paul) of Fredericton and Valerie Wilkins (Vaughn) of Fredericton; his grandchildren, Robin Brewer, Jason Brewer (Sarah) and Justin Brewer (Kayla); his stepgrandchildren, Bennett Huntley, Caleb Barnes, Rowan, Liam McCabe, Ryan Pitcher, Marcie Wall (Patrick), Jeremy Stewart (Abagail), Vanessa McCullouch (Andrew) and Breanne Blacquier (Jeremy); his great grandchild Katelyn Brewer; his stepgreat-grandchildren, Noah, Charlie Wall, Chase, Eva Stewart, Ryan, Heidi McCullough, Owen, Bradley, Sadie and Jake Blacquier; his siblings, Arvella Currie of Whitecourt, AB, Charlie Randall (Maxine) of Surrey, BC and Curtis Randall; his brothers-in-law, Walter Kendall (Judy), Eric Despres, Robert Thomas and Irvine Thomas (Faye); and also, Marjorie Barker, Angie Roberts, Conner and Cole Brewer. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Nashwaaksis Lions Club or the New Brunswick Heart and Stroke Foundation.