Randolph "Randy" Mitchell Jose

Randolph Mitchell Jose (Uncle Randy) was 69 years old and lived in Westminster and Thornton. He passed away April 6th, 2020 in the care of his family and the comfort of his home. Randy faced countless health problems, but eventually was overcome by his 10-year battle with cancer and now rests without pain or suffering. He was born on November 23rd, 1950 in Petaluma California to George and Rose Jose. He grew up with 2 sisters, Joyce and Maria, and 3 brothers: Wayne, David and Thomas (TJ). On November 8th, 1976 he married the love of his life, Pamela, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Randy loved to work, he worked for companies like True Value, American Residential Services (ARS), Apple Plumbing and Heating, and Rent-X as and operations and warehouse manager. His hobbies were also work, as an entrepreneur owning small businesses that fed his passion to get things done! Uncle Randy was known for his work-ethic, love for his family, and commitment to make others better. In 1982 he dug and walked 5 miles from work in 4 feet of snow just to make sure Santa’s presents made it home to his son for Christmas morning. His strength and ability to care about the little things that so many take for granted is what made Uncle Randy so special. Randy loved to work, he loved to accomplish things, he loved to feel the sun on his skin, and to walk his dogs (“the girls”), he grew up on a farm and loved all animals. He lived in the moment, and spent time with his loved ones. He would do everything he could to make people the best version of themselves, and he took pride doing that with those around him and especially with his boys; son Jason and grandson Jacob. Randolph is survived by his son Jason Jose, his wife Myhra, and his beloved grandson Jacob Jose. He is also survived by son Matthew Jose, his sister Maria & (Bil) Pearl and brother Thomas & (Alice) Jose. He is also survived by dozens of nieces, nephews, in-laws, friends and forever treasured pups, Sapphire and Lola… all of whom he loved and gave his relentless everything. After almost 6 years apart, Randy is now with his loving wife Pamela Kaye, and was also predeceased by his brothers Wayne Jose and David Jose, as well his sister Joyce & (Randy) Coffin. We hope they are all together, listening to “Brown-Eyed Girl”, dancing and having a good time. Memorial Service Is TBD; please check back here often or contact the family for date, time, location as the pandemic subsides.