Randall Berghammer

With a heart full of memories, we remember Randall Berghammer, who left us on February 13, 2025.

Randall was born March 19, 1963 in Marshfield, WI to James and Ruth (Gunia) Berghammer. He married Michelle Meyer on February 27, 1986. They were blessed with 38 years of marriage and welcomed three children: Holly, Heather, and Jesse.

Randall was a man of immense kindness, who radiated warmth and love to all those around him. He was a steadfast rock to his family; a beloved husband, father, and grandfather, he embodied the words of Emily Dickinson: "Unable are the loved to die, for love is immortality."

Randall was a self-made man who began his journey as a general contractor. His work ethic, determination, and craftsmanship were a testament to the man he was, and his legacy lives on in the projects he lovingly completed. Yet, it was not just the buildings he constructed that stood as a testament to his life; it was the relationships he built, the lives he touched, and the love he shared. His hobbies reflected his love for life and nature. From watching and feeding birds, especially hummingbirds, to his excellent woodworking skills, and his love for wildlife, Randall was always in tune with the natural world. He was also a devoted family man, putting his children and grandchildren above everything else. They were his world, and he would do anything to see them smile - from building indoor treehouses and frog ponds to taking them on thrilling 4-wheeling adventures or motorcycle rides.

Randall is survived by his loving wife, Michelle; his children: Holly (special friend Brandon), Heather (special friend Joshua), and Jesse (Kate); his grandchildren: Hunter (Sarah), Ariana (Dylan), Kaylee, Liam, and Hazeleigh; his sister, Suzann Lubeck; and his grand-dogs Hank and Marley. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Christine; and uncle, Clarence "Sonny" Gunia.

As we mourn the loss of Randall, we also celebrate his life.

Although the family will be honoring Randall's wishes by having a private service, we invite you to share your memories and upload photos of Randall on his memorial page. Each memory shared will help keep his spirit alive and remind us of the love he shared, the lives he touched, and the legacy he left behind.