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Randall D Port

August 4, 1951 – September 3, 2026


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Randall D Port passed away on Sept. 3rd 2026 from a short bout with cancer. He was 75. Randy is survived by his spouse, Kelly Worthen Port, sons Kevin R Port, Brian L Port, Michael A Zadra, Jensen A Zadra; siblings Bob Port, Rollie Port, Red Port, Roxy Port, Rick Port and their families.
Randy held a great spirit throughout the process with his “it is what it is” demeanor.
No service will be held as he just wants people to continue on with their lives and think of the memories every now and then.

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  1. Rollie Port says:

    Randy was one of great ones . Honest no nonsense man who loved his wife and all four boys. Randy always the comradeship of hunting at the cabin and did not care if he shot an animal. He was there to take part in the making of stories and sharing them for the next 60 years. He enjoyed cooking and our bonfires. He would make the best best French fries and moose tenderloins in the alphabet man’s. Randy was a wonderful brother dad husband and friend to many. Randy’s smile will be missed along with his wit and antics while playing trains. I love you Randy!!!

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Randall D Port

August 4, 1951 – September 3, 2026


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Randall D Port passed away on Sept. 3rd 2026 from a short bout with cancer. He was 75. Randy is survived by his spouse, Kelly Worthen Port, sons Kevin R Port, Brian L Port, Michael A Zadra, Jensen A Zadra; siblings Bob Port, Rollie Port, Red Port, Roxy Port, Rick Port and their families.
Randy held a great spirit throughout the process with his “it is what it is” demeanor.
No service will be held as he just wants people to continue on with their lives and think of the memories every now and then.

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  1. Rollie Port says:

    Randy was one of great ones . Honest no nonsense man who loved his wife and all four boys. Randy always the comradeship of hunting at the cabin and did not care if he shot an animal. He was there to take part in the making of stories and sharing them for the next 60 years. He enjoyed cooking and our bonfires. He would make the best best French fries and moose tenderloins in the alphabet man’s. Randy was a wonderful brother dad husband and friend to many. Randy’s smile will be missed along with his wit and antics while playing trains. I love you Randy!!!

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