Randy Charles Mergenthaler
A Celebration of Life will be held at Barrel Springs Bar and Grill on Sunday, May 4, 2025. Military honors will be presented at 3:00 p.m. with a celebration of life gathering to follow.
Randy was born on May 30, 1950, in Hartford, Wisconsin, to Ray and June Rose (Lamprecht) Mergenthaler. He grew up in the Hartford/Slinger area and graduated from Hartford High School in 1968. A proud veteran, Randy served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, where he was awarded several medals for his service and bravery on the front lines.
Throughout his career, Randy worked in landscaping and welding in Milwaukee before moving to Adams County in 1981. Randy worked for Ronald E. Collins pulpwood & Logging, owned and operated Randy Mergenthaler’s Forestry Service for 20+ years.
Randy had a passion for riding his Harley and cherished time spent socializing with friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ray and June.
Randy is survived by his children, Jesse (Lori) Mergenthaler, Shane (Angela) Mergenthaler, and Eve Mergenthaler; as well as his beloved grandchildren, Colin, Bailey, and Kasandra.
Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family. For online condolences and further details, please visit www.roseberrys.com.
Jim and I Marleen knew you a couple of years but we love you.You made us feel so Welcome and always made us think and laugh with you. You will never be forgotten. Live ya Buddy. Thanks for fit your Service again and agaun
Hugs and prayers to Randy’s family.
Well Randy, after all these years, it’s “Good-bye Time”. Too many years and years of memories to mention but just want you to know you were one of a kind kinda guy. Wherever you’re headed, I hope they have a Harley and a beer waiting for you. My sympathy to your family. Rest in peace my friend.
Condolences to the family. Randy cut pulpwood for Frank Schaetzka Forest Products along with Mike Rusch in the 70’s. Alway a dependable hard worker.
Sincerest sympathy to all who loved him. Randy is an unforgettable friend going way back to the 80s. He never had a bad word to say about anyone, just a smile!!
Remember the good times!
I’m so sorry for your loss. Randy was sick a great guy. He will be missed
Much respect for this man! Not only was he a great friend, but a man of mystery . I will never forget him. He and I had wonderful conversations! He taught me how to make an old fashioned! ❤️ I will miss this man so much. Love , hugs, prayers ❤️
We knew Randy from Springville tap/ Barrel spring house. He always was a pleasure to talk to and had many laughs. You will be missed my friend