Randell Jeremy Clouser

Obituary Randell Clouser 03/12/83-05/25/25

Randell Jeremy Clouser, our Pooh Bear, age 42 of Vail, Arizona went to join our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ peacefully on May 25, 2025. Randell was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico on March 12, 1983. He is survived by his loving wife Lindy, his mother Elizabeth Zormeier, stepfather Richard Zormeier, his children America and Gabriella, sisters Heidi Eyre and Riceli Foster, brothers Joseph and Tyson Clouser, brother-in-law John Eyre, sister-in-law Tanya Clouser, and his adoring nieces and nephews: Danielle, Amaya, Tyson Jr. and Tristan.

Randell’s faith was unwavering, and he loved worshiping and praying to Jesus. He even volunteered for the media team at Pantano Church here in Tucson. Randell had many strengths, interests and passions. Randell was an intellect, earning a degree in Computer and Electronics Engineering Technology and was inducted into the Electrical and Computer Engineering Honor Society while attending college. Randell was a dedicated production engineer who thoroughly enjoyed the work he did. When time allowed, he preferred a trip to the mountains of Arizona, relaxing on the beaches of Maui, Hawaii or driving to the beaches in California. It was in those special places that he marveled at the beauty of our Creator. He enjoyed the soothing sounds of the ocean and seeing all God’s creatures, including green sea turtles, in their natural habitat. Randell was very patriotic and loved his country dearly. Lighting fireworks for various celebrations brought him immense joy. He loved hanging out at the dog park with his loyal canine companion Chewbacca, or “Chewy”, and all the friends they made. Randell was passionate about decorating his home for all the various holidays and his decorations and illuminations could rival that of Clark Griswold’s. Randell loved football, loyally supporting the San Francisco 49ers and frequently sported their gear. He was passionate about many things including electronics, gardening and house projects. He enjoyed cooking for his family and friends and his annual Butterball fried turkey will be sorely missed this Thanksgiving. Randell was also known to “nerd out” with every video and board game imaginable. Mille Bornes was the card game he was most excited about recently. In his youth, Randell won the state championship for chess players and enjoyed teaching the game to anyone with an interest in learning. He was also a champion wrestler while growing up in Henderson, Nevada. Randell was a fierce protector that loved his family deeply and unconditionally. He will be forever loved and never forgotten. “But we do not want you to be uninformed, brethren, about those who are asleep, so that you will not grieve as do the rest who have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who have fallen asleep in Jesus”. -1 Thessalonians 4:13-14.