Birth date: Oct 26, 1952 Death date: Feb 8, 2026
Randall “Randy” Allan Dworznik, age 73, of Strongsville, Ohio, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on February 8, 2026. He was the beloved son of the late Albert and Evelyn Dworznik. He is survived by his best f Read Obituary
I'm proud to say that I introduced Randy and Terri...and Randy introduced me to his music of the 80s. I still think of him every time I hear one of the songs. I will miss his sarcastic humor and laugh. Love, Bobbi.
We knew the first day we met Randy, he was a honorable and welcoming man. Randy always greeted us with a big smile and made us feel like family. So happy we were able to share with him Chad and Chelsea’s wedding, and the birth of their children. His kindness and love will be missed, but we know he will be watching and protecting all his family from above. Rest In Peace, Friend ….
🫂🫂Bridget and Brian O’Neill
Randy was one of my favorite people I’ve ever known and someone I sadly spent way too little time with to be satisfied. I never saw him without a smile and the only time I ever saw him seeming “off” was around the time David Bowie died haha! I remember seeing him at some family get-together and he looked a little less perky than his normal self but I remember it like it was yesterday. I greeted him as I always did “hey Randy, how you doing?” But this time was different. He looked me dead in the eyes and shook his head and goes “Chris… we lost Bowie! What else matters today!?” I remember looking at him and we both just burst out laughing so hard together because it was such a pure and hilarious moment. I know this is a silly story but that stuck with me ever since and I always laugh when I think of it.
Randy and I did not know each other all that well or for all that long but we bonded over music (among other things) and I would text with him when Kara and I were living in Chicago and he would sometimes share music he thought I would like (and was usually right)! I remember one time Kara looked over at me late one night and asked me who I was texting and I laughed and said “your uncle” and she was beside herself sort of laughing but obviously confused. All this is to say that Randy was a pure, genuine good-hearted soul and someone I always respected for how he treated others and made them feel. What little interaction we had was alway pleasant and he will be so dearly missed.
Randy is one of the few fortunate people who can say he left this earth burning almost no bridges. I don’t know anyone who didn’t enjoy his company or who could have a bad thing to say about him. So few people can say that! He leaves an amazing legacy in the wonderful family he raised and the people who were lucky enough to know him. I loved him dearly and will always think fondly on our brief but meaningful time together. Much love Randy! I will miss you! - Chris
My deepest sympathy on the passing of Randy. Such a nice person and fun to be around. I wish I could find the picture of you all as the Wizard of Oz. I wish I could be there for the services as it meant so much, Terri, that you came to my mother’s. Love to all.
