Randy Laufenberg

Very sorry of Randy's passing. He truly was a kind and gentle soul. He helped many people out with projects. I think he liked to sit back in a group of people, with a grin on his face and enjoyed listening to Pam interact with friends and family. He was a very nice gentle man.

We first met Randy when he was working on a project at our home with Wisconsin Landscapes and Remodeling. He was building rock walls for us for a couple of weeks, and we got to know him a little bit. Enough to know what a good person he was. He was interesting to talk with. He loved hot chocolate chip cookies we made for him and his son every day and never got tired of having more. He told us about his life on the farm with his folks and had some stories to tell that he wanted us to know about. They were difficult for him to tell and one day he even started to cry when he was describing how hard his folks worked on the farm. We learned a new word from him, called “budge.” When we asked him if he could move a rock over a little bit, he had a trick using another rock wedged in underneath it that he would push with the bucket on his skid-steer and then he would say, “OK, we’ll just budge this rock.” We will remember him every day when we see his handiwork in the beautiful rock walls he built. One day we asked him if he would like to get a little artistic with a wall he was working on and he decided to make it using unusually shaped rocks standing on their sides instead stacked top to bottom using a hand chisel to shape them together. It was very unique, and we loved it. He was so proud of it and we were so happy that he took a very large flat rock that was left over from the project and turned it into a rock table with his son that is pictured with them below. We will call it Randy’s Table from now on. We did not know him long enough to get to know him well, but even briefly was long enough to know he was a good guy. – Doug and Margie King, Town of Perry, Dane Co. WI.

Pam , Nikki, Brandon and Alex- Our sincere condolences to all of you! Words have no repacement for the man you loved who is no longer here. Memories become precious. Hugs and prayers, 😘Sue & Marv Levetzow

We are so sorry for your loss. Know that we are thinking of you during this tough time.

A memory that Randy gave to me that will last a lifetime. I was never so scared as a girl from the suburbs taking her first ride inside a tractor that I thought for sure was going to topple over. Randy’s calm demeanor, reassurance and a few chuckles along the way helped to calm my nerves. I knew then what a kind and caring soul my cousin Pam had married and the beautiful life he had given her. That day I experienced calm, tranquility, excitement, laughter and love. Not only was it obvious the love that Randy and Pam shared together but the love they also shared creating a beautiful home and farm. Thank you Randy for sharing a piece of it and giving me this memory ♥️