Obituary for Randy Rosete Miao
Randy Miao
March 21, 1976 – June 15, 2021
My devoted and affectionate husband, Randy Miao died doing one of his favourite things to do, jogging! Randy Miao breathed his last breath in the early morning of June 15, 2021 due to a sudden cardiac arrest. He was a loving father to Deanne Nixie, Lindt Marithe, Gian Randy and Raner Margaux; a caring son to Wenceslao and Erlinda Miao and son-in-law to Isagani and Cristina Rosal; a kindhearted brother to Liezl, Maan, Richard and Kathy; a dedicated and compassionate nurse; and a sympathetic friend to all those whose lives he touched.
Although Randy died way less than the average life span, he did not live an average life. He lived a full, active, happy, contented and peaceful life. He loved taking care of himself through working out and eating healthy, and he always wanted to look good and feel good about himself. He let his family and friends enjoy his delicious cooking, he learned what he wanted to learn and found passion in collecting and taking care of the rarest plants, he fixed what needed to be fixed, and laughed, joked around, and be silly at every chance.
Even though he was able to accomplish many of his aspirations, he still had many more to go. He was content with what he had, but he was a dreamer. He still had many more things he wanted to do and explore. As his family, we will try to make them a reality and we know that he will always be watching over us.
For online condolences or to light a memorial candle please log on to www.mosaicfunerals.ca
March 21, 1976 – June 15, 2021
My devoted and affectionate husband, Randy Miao died doing one of his favourite things to do, jogging! Randy Miao breathed his last breath in the early morning of June 15, 2021 due to a sudden cardiac arrest. He was a loving father to Deanne Nixie, Lindt Marithe, Gian Randy and Raner Margaux; a caring son to Wenceslao and Erlinda Miao and son-in-law to Isagani and Cristina Rosal; a kindhearted brother to Liezl, Maan, Richard and Kathy; a dedicated and compassionate nurse; and a sympathetic friend to all those whose lives he touched.
Although Randy died way less than the average life span, he did not live an average life. He lived a full, active, happy, contented and peaceful life. He loved taking care of himself through working out and eating healthy, and he always wanted to look good and feel good about himself. He let his family and friends enjoy his delicious cooking, he learned what he wanted to learn and found passion in collecting and taking care of the rarest plants, he fixed what needed to be fixed, and laughed, joked around, and be silly at every chance.
Even though he was able to accomplish many of his aspirations, he still had many more to go. He was content with what he had, but he was a dreamer. He still had many more things he wanted to do and explore. As his family, we will try to make them a reality and we know that he will always be watching over us.
For online condolences or to light a memorial candle please log on to www.mosaicfunerals.ca