Patricia Delores Randolph
Patricia Delores Randolph, 72, of Edmonton, died Jul. 28, 2024, at the University of Alberta hospital after a courageous battle with cancer.
She was born on Dec. 10, 1951, to Francis (Frank) Oliver Culbert and Charlotte Lucille Culbert in Regina, Saskatchewan.
She married Allen Joseph Randolph on Nov. 10, 1967 and they had three children, Tania Randolph, Lisa Hafso, and Kevin Randolph.
She was an avid gardener and worked as a homemaker for most of her life. She was exceptional at her role of being a mother and grandmother. She was a loyal wife to her husband, and touched the lives of many with her warmth and generosity.
Patricia was kind, loving, and provided unconditional love to her family. She had a natural beauty and a rare joyous spirit. Her faith in God was a guiding light throughout her life, sustaining her through every challenge.
She loved spending time with her family, whether it would be at home or taking part in an outing of fun. Nothing would make her smile more than a hug from one of her grandchildren. Later on in life, Patricia had two cats, Lilly Belle and Walter with whom she cared for deeply.
Patricia is survived by her children Tania Randolph, Lisa Hafso, Kevin Randolph. Her grandchildren Jesse Randolph, Patrick Randolph, Jasmine Crutchley, Holly Gonzalez, Heather Hafso, and Ron Severson. Her great-grandchild Jeziah Mae Gonzalez and Morgan Severson. Her siblings Cliff Culbert, and Joyce Smith.
She was preceded in death by her husband Allen Joesph Randolph. Her parents Francis (Frank) Culbert and Charlotte Lucille Culbert. Her siblings Orville Culbert and Gerald (Gerry) Culbert.
Private Funeral services will be held with Pastor Jeremy Berry officiating for friends and family.
Memorials or donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society.
Sorry to hear of the passing of Patsy I knew her well, as young cousins, when they lived near Kinsella on the old Willaimson farm. RIP.
I am the oldest daughter of Norman and Margaret Culbert
Thank you Shirley, she often spoke about how much fun she had living on the farm.
My condolences to the family of Patsy! Everyone that knew her always respected her and only kind words were spoken of her. She will be remembered as a kind hearted soul. RIP Patsy.
Thank you Louis, she had a beautiful spirit and was a kind and loving person. She will be greatly missed!
I remember Patricia‘s kindness and her sweet, gentle spirit. We are sorry for your loss and praying that you will experience God‘s peace and close comfort through this time and moving forward.
Thank you Mary Alice and Tom. She loved the Lord and I find great comfort knowing I will see her again.