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In Memory of
Mr. Randy Charles Morin
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Evelyn Robertson uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, June 21, 2026
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Randy,
Remembering the beauty of a memory that's always there. Like a penny in your pocket, can take you anywhere.
Though you're gone your love remains in my heart ❤️.
I will always remember our travel together around the city in Ontario and the USA every year. Though I grieve I won't despair, your love surrounds me every where.
Rest in peace, your soul file's free in my heart, you'll always be.
Love you forever ❤️
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Emely posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Randy,
You are not gone, you are just ahead of us.
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Ernesto Nacar posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
As far as I remembered Randy, he is very reserved, intelligent ,patriotic guy. One time he was invited by a microsoft company in the US but he chose to refuse the offer and preferred to work in Canada until he found a designing group who focused about airplane simulator which he liked it. Another memorable event with Randy was our bonding time in golfing. I enrolled him in a Fil./Can. Golf Club. He was so nice and very respectful to me and to the rests of the golfers. I am very proud of him being his father-in-law. Rest in peace Randy. You are not gone, you"re just ahead of us.
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Ernesto Nacar posted a condolence
Monday, June 15, 2026
Q: What 3 words best describe Mr. Randy and why?
A: Reserved, intelligent and patriotic
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Donna Benedicto posted a condolence
Sunday, June 14, 2026
Randy is a good father to the children.
The memory that I can never forget of him was when their first child was born. I was at Peel Hospital when the nurse from the nursery brought out the little newborn to have a taste of mom's breast milk. Randy asked me, “Tita, can you assist Bernie so my baby can have some milk. He was very concerned because no milk was coming out from mamas breast. Then the doctor came, and that is Adelaine.
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Wade Morin posted a condolence
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Randy,
There are no words sufficient to describe 57 years of brotherhood.
So, rather than trying to sum up an entire lifetime, I'll take the easy way out and talk about one of the greatest lessons you taught me: the gift of time.
More specifically, the gift of giving your time to your kids.
Somehow, at a young age, you managed to create a life that allowed for what seemed like unlimited time with your kids. And you were always there.
Family vacations, both big and small. Road trips in every direction. Camping trips through more provinces and states than most of us can count. That wonderful RV. Disney—both Disneyland and Disney World. Marvel movies. Pokémon GO. School drop-offs and pickups.
You became whatever your kids needed you to be: music teacher, tech support, videographer, accountant, chauffeur, dog sitter, hockey coach, baseball coach, life coach, problem solver, professional "You've got this" guy, and lifelong cheerleader.
You encouraged your kids to take on anything and everything in life, especially the things they loved.
And that's only the list of things we actually witnessed. The longer list is made up of all the things you quietly did behind the scenes that nobody saw, and never will.
You always had their backs. You were always in their corner. You showed up. Again and again and again.
I will do my best to learn that lesson. I will do my best to follow your example.
But the truth is, I'll never pull it off with the same pizzazz you did. You had a way of making even the ordinary things fun. Your kids laughed, and they loved every minute of it. You made parenting look less like a job and more like a road trip.
Thank you for the lesson, brother.
Love you always,
Wade
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Mildred and Paul and Family posted a condolence
Friday, June 12, 2026
Randy was an amazing guy and a cherished uncle to our children. He was so much fun to be around and taught my kids how to make the perfect s’more and yummy spider dogs. Some of our happiest family memories include Tito Randy, Tita Bernadette and our nieces and nephew, spending happy and loving times at Walt Disney World, KOA kamping, and of course, Olive Garden. You were a great man and we will always remember you. Love, Mildred, Paul and Family.
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Celeste Morin uploaded photo(s)
Friday, June 12, 2026
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Hi dad,
It is still difficult for me to find the words right now. But just know that you live on and are cherished in so many ways, whether in memory or by the way you've shaped me, my siblings and many others through the years. I know that parts of you live in me, in how I think, question, analyze and try to understand the world. I feel like I inherited this computer brain from you, and I will keep upholding your nerdiness through coding, D&D and all the random facts you knew about everything (in which I will annoy all of our loved ones with these facts / data on your behalf haha). Brayden says someday we'll rent out an RV and all go camping together, and I know we'll all be thinking of you during it.
I love you. Rest in peace.
Your youngest daughter, Celeste <3
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Adelaine uploaded photo(s)
Friday, June 12, 2026
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Love you, grandpa. Thank you for all the walks, cuddles and babysitting when mom wasn’t home. Love, Blue.
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Jacqueline Yeatman uploaded photo(s)
Friday, June 12, 2026
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Jacqueline Yeatman uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 11, 2026
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Jacqueline Yeatman posted a condolence
Thursday, June 11, 2026
My brother Randy had a generous heart and wanted to see people succeed. He bought me my first art portfolio, my first computer for college, and handed down his Cavalier, my very first car. He welcomed me into his home when he was just starting his own family.
Some of my best memories with him are from Sunday gatherings with our family. My brothers and I would play floor hockey, and Randy would guid me, share advice, and make it enjoyable. My mom would make brunch for everyone, and later in the day the whole family would gather around for board games. Those Sundays are the ones I hold closest.
What I treasure most are the long talks we had in the car and on trips, just the two of us. Those conversations are the ones I will cherish the most.
He was generous before I knew enough to appreciate it. He was my brother, and I loved him.
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Ed and Jean Morin uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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When a parent like Randy leaves the world, the loss reaches far beyond the absence of the person. You lose the one who shared your ordinary days, witness your struggles, celebrated your victories and quietly stood beside you through the years.
The future you imagined together suddenly changes shape, and countless unspoken moments become treasures you can never relive.
Randy will remain in our lives and thoughts forever. He was an easy child to raise and we watched him grow with pleasure and pride.
Love
Mom and Dad
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Micheline Metropolyt uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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Randy was my brother, and he had a way of making me believe in myself, even when I didn’t.
He was the kind of person who saw potential in others and gently pushed them to explore it. Whether it was handing me books like *Guerrilla Marketing* or *How to Write a Business Plan*, or letting me tinker with his Commodore 64 when we were younger, he always encouraged me to try, to learn, and to push a little further. Most siblings might keep their things to themselves, but Randy shared his world with me, teaching me that growth often comes from taking small risks.
He had a quiet way of inspiring people. A few well-chosen words, a shared idea, or just his steady belief in what I could do, it all added up to something meaningful. Randy didn’t need to be loud to make an impact. He simply believed in the people he cared about, and that made all the difference.
I’ll always appreciate the way he saw the best in me, even when I didn’t see it myself.
Rest in peace, Randy.
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Marlene Benedicto posted a condolence
Monday, June 8, 2026
Randy,
It’s crazy to think that you’re no longer with us. You’ve been a part of our family for so many years. I was so young when you came into our lives that I don’t remember a time when you weren’t in it. We spent so many holidays, weddings, birthdays and family gatherings together over the years. I have vivid memories of being in yours and Bernadette’s wedding. I was 11 and it was the first wedding I ever went to.
I watched as you and Bernadette raised Adelaine, Brayden and Celeste and saw how much you loved being a Dad. My heart breaks for them knowing that they have to somehow navigate their lives without you. My hope is that they will always remember how much you loved them.
Rest easy, Randy.
Marlene Benedicto
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Katherine Benedicto posted a condolence
Sunday, June 7, 2026
It has been a difficult loss for our family. We shared a lot of special occasions together over the many years we’ve known Randy. I remember clearly the first time I met him. I must have been 14/15 years old when Bernadette introduced him to us. Being the younger cousins, we all thought he was pretty cute and looked like Matthew Broderick from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Randy has always been around when it counted. Every Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and our wedding. He also played golf with dad and Uncle Ernie from time to time. It’s the everyday things that we will miss him the most. We shared a lot of happy memories with Randy. I hope you find eternal peace. God Bless, Katherine Benedicto, Anson Kwan, Bryson Kwan & Elise Kwan
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Janet Zaharchuk posted a condolence
Sunday, June 7, 2026
My deepest sympathies go out to the Morin family.
I knew Randy as a loving husband to Bernadette and father to his three children, which I had the pleasure of teaching at various times in their life. He would often pick them up from school. Randy was always so supportive and proud of each of his children and of their many achievements. I remember so fondly times he would walk by the classroom window, making funny faces or comedic gestures, and Adelaine, Brayden or Celeste would be laughing and so excited to see him.
May the family find comfort in the many cherished memories you shared together. Rest in peace now Randy. Gone too soon.
God bless,
Janet Zaharchuk (a.k.a. Mrs. Zee)
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Beth posted a condolence
Sunday, June 7, 2026
My heartfelt condolences to the Morin family.
I fondly remember that nice summer day many years ago, when Randy, Cousin Bernadette, Adelaine, Brayden, and little Celeste stopped by to visit me on their way to Florida in their RV.
I was trying to light the charcoal in the grill but with no luck. I kept adding charcoal fluid and then striking matches, quickly throwing them onto the charcoal, and then jumping away from the grill.
Randy saw that I was struggling and he came over and showed me how it’s done. He calmly struck a match, then he calmly lit the corner of one of the charcoal pieces, and voila, success! I’ll never forget how calm he was while lighting the charcoal. And not long after, the charcoal was ready for grilling our lunch.
After all these years, that memory of Randy has stayed with me fondly.
Randy, may you rest in peace.
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Jeannette Robertson posted a condolence
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Happy to have attended a wonderful celebration of life for Randy, much loved by family and friends. Macarena will always remind me of you and how you danced and sang along Tante Jeannette
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Paul uploaded photo(s)
Friday, June 5, 2026
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Randy was a founding member of the of a men’s team that renews the name Cobalt Silver Kings. We were happy to see him again at our 25th year reunion last year. We are honouring Randy, forever our teammate, this year and into the future.
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Michael Zahn uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
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Hey Randy,
Thank you for letting me into your family and making me feel welcomed during the holidays and family events. Spending Christmas with you and the family gave me so much happiness and feeling welcomed. One of my favorite memories with you was when you attended my work event in Toronto for Taco Fest and Celeste came too. That day we gotta hangout all day talking about life, tacos and sports which made me feel closer to you. Adelaine was out of town during that which you always made sure I felt welcomed and feed while staying at the house. You really loved your family and taking them to Disneyland, nascar and much more. Seeing all the videos, photos and moments filled my heart knowing how much you supported them and all their dreams. I promised to forever love Adelaine and the family and will keep them safe.
Love Mike
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Nicole Martinez uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
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Tito Randy,
I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to know you and spend time with you over the years. From sharing Chinese food to cheering on the Blue Jays, I will always cherish those memories.
You raised an incredible son, and through him I was able to see the love, strength, and values you passed on to your family. The impact you had on the people who loved you is undeniable, and your legacy will continue to live on through them every day.
You will be missed, remembered, and forever loved. Rest peacefully.
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Alex Porat posted a condolence
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Sending so much love to the Morin family.
Randy, when I'd be over with Adelaine I remember your quick sense of humour that never failed to get a laugh out of me. You always had a way of making me feel so welcome around you and your family. May you rest peacefully knowing how proud you'd be of your children and who they continue to become.
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Ana posted a condolence
Thursday, June 4, 2026
I was so heartbroken to hear about Randy. I think I checked Adelaine's Instagram for updates over a hundred times because I just couldn't believe he was going through that. We even lit candles for him at church, praying that somehow this would all pass...
I remember all the times he picked Adelaine and me up from high school, took us to Starbucks or the mall, cracked jokes, and somehow made every conversation more fun because he always had something sassy or witty to say. He was always so kind to me, and I honestly have nothing but wonderful memories of him. He was the fun facilitator of our high school years.
I also remember when Adelaine's career was just starting to take off. Randy was such a huge part of her journey, from helping her with content shoots, her taxes, business ideas, keeping her in line with spending... lol. He was her biggest supporter. Watching that father-daughter relationship and seeing how much he believed in her left an impression on me that has stayed with me even now. Adelaine was so lucky to have someone like him by her side.
What I remember most, though, is just how good of a person he was. I'm so grateful I got to know him and be part of those memories. Those days of being mall rats feel like yesterday, and what I wouldn't do to go back to them for a little while.
He will be missed so deeply.
With love,
Ana
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John Back uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
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Such sad news.
Randy was one of the founding members of the Cobalt Silver Kings hockey team that I still suit up for and I remember playing on a line with him over 20 years ago! I've attached a photo of his hockey card! He & Wade were the first two brothers to play together on our team. Man, where does the time go? It was good to see him at last year's team reunion!
I also remember playing ball-hockey with Randy & Wade on Sunday mornings in Oshawa and then going to their parents' place for brunch afterwards. Everyone was so welcoming and friendly.
One other memory that stands out for me, in particular, was that he was impressed with the structure of my excel-based hockey pool – coming from him and his exceptional technical prowess, I was filled with confidence so it was nice of him to say that.
Miss you buddy!
My condolences to Wade and the entire Morin family.
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Brayden Morin uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
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To Dad,
Thank you for everything.
You made me into the man I am today through all of the sacrifices you’ve done. You worked hard, put food on the table and always made me feel safe. Not only did you do all right things as a dad from a general standpoint but you made things fun in life. You always would joke around, make silly faces and lighten up the mood. You also raised me with discipline. You taught me to follow the “10,000 hour rule” and told me “chase your dreams”. You did not believe in taking the easy path and you had the entrepreneurial spirit!
You always inspired me and all I’ve ever wanted to do was just make you proud. Whether it was scoring a goal in hockey, trying my best in school or trying to work hard and get my dream job. You were supportive all the way through and the most important thing is you’ve accepted me for all that I am. You accepted my imperfections and told me that the weird people change the world.
All I’ve ever wanted to do was stand out, make people laugh and be kind. I learned a million things from you and I plan to carry on your legacy forever.
I love you dad and I couldn’t have asked for a better father.
Love,
Brayden
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Eden Buttigieg posted a condolence
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Tito Randy, some of my greatest childhood memories were camping with you guys at KOA, spider dogs, Disney World and visiting the RV. You really had a way of making these childhood experiences more magical, I still remember exactly how much fun you were with us. Thank you for everything you did.
Rest in Paradise.
Eden.
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Bernadette Nacar uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
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Thank you for giving me our 3 beautiful & amazing kids & for all the years we shared raising them together.
Our RV travel road trips gave our family so many moments we will treasure forever — the long drives, laughter, sightseeing, campgrounds, Disney World, & simply being together. You gave our kids experiences & memories that became a huge part of their childhood.
We will remember your sense of humour, your lessons, the memories we made, the challenges, & the life we built together almost 28 years.
Rest peacefully now, Randy. You will always be loved & remembered.
With love,
Bernadette
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Jules Chiasson posted a condolence
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Randy was my amazing friend in elementary and high school and beyond. We enjoyed doing the same things such as playing and talking baseball, playing pool and bowling together. I would later visit him and Bernadette in Windsor and later in their home in Brampton. I can't imagine life on a Friday or Saturday night as a young person living in Oshawa without Randy. I felt honoured that he asked me to be his best man at his wedding. He totally accepted me when I told him I was gay. Randy was kind, generous and fun to be around. It was nice to know a computer geek like Randy. He would gladly help me with any tech issue that had. Although we haven't seen much of each lately, I have fond memories of our friendship. He will be missed dearly and I'm very glad that we were in each other's lives. Blessings to all his friends and family. Much love Jules
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Adelaine Morin uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2026
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To the first man I ever loved. Thank you for 28 years of fun, Disney world, RV camping, roller coasters, violin lessons, LA trips, being my bodyguard at meet and greets, taking Blue on walks, singing in the car, and so so much more. Everything I like about myself is because of you. Love your daughter, Adelaine. Rest easy and talk to you soon.
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Lucas Buttigieg posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Uncle Randy,
As I look back and remember the great times we shared, I can’t help but smile.
From RV camping at KOA and eating your famous spider dogs, to running around Brampton hunting for Pokemon.
Even driving Brayden and I to 3 on 3 hockey. I remember Brayden’s jersey said ‘zero tricks’ on the back, and you explained to me that it was because he could never get a hat-trick… this still makes me laugh.
I will cherish these memories forever. Rest in peace.
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Didi posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Still hard to believe Randy is gone. I’ve known him for most of my life, and he was always just someone you expected to see around. He had that dry sense of humour that would just jump in and out and make you laugh. He always made me feel like a part of the family. When I first met him I was just amazed on how smart he was. I knew I could rely on him to help even if it was about my laptop which he would roll his eyes and laugh but look at it. My sincere condolences to the family. It is heartbreaking to lose him so soon. Rest easy, Randy.
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Catherine Nacar uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
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Randy…
I will always be grateful for the love and kindness you showed my children when they were young. You and my sister spent so much time with them, taking them to events, outings, and creating memories they will carry forever.
You were a wonderful uncle and a great brother-in-law. My children are now 36 and 37 years old, and I know you played a part in shaping the people they have become today.
Thank you for always being there, for your generosity, your caring heart, and for treating my children as if they were your own. Those are things we will never forget.
You have been part of our family for so many years, and your loss leaves a space that can never be filled. We will miss your smile, your kindness, and the love you gave so freely.
Rest peacefully, Randy. You will always be remembered and loved.
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Melissa uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
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My sincerest condolences to Morin family.
I miss you so very much, Uncle Randy. Thank you for ensuring that my childhood was adventure-packed and filled with genuine love. I’ll cherish our memories of watching the Simpsons together and movie nights with the family. Also, I’ll admit… you were the ultimate marshmallow roaster… how were they perfect every time. I love you.
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The family of Mr. Randy Charles Morin uploaded a photo
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
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