Randall Wayne Cutshall, known as Randy to his friends and family, died May 20, 2017.

Randy was born to Bob and Betty Cutshall of Kansas City, Missouri, on November 3, 1959.  At about the age of 9 he moved to Bonner Springs, Kansas, where he attended school and enjoyed living the country life of fishing, hunting and exploring the woods. In 1975 the family moved back to the Kansas City area where he later attended Wentworth Military Academy. Starting in 1977 Randy began his career in the concrete construction industry where he honed his craft as a cement finisher.  He traveled throughout the United States and had many great adventures. He met Lisa Gibson while he was in Glendale, Arizona. They had a son, Randall Winfield Cutshall, born on April 11, 1991 and died on April 12, 1991 in Phoenix Arizona.  Randy and Lisa returned to Kansas City, where they had two daughters Rachann Cutshall Haney and Nichole Cutshall. Once again Randy went back on the road traveling in the construction industry.  Lisa and they girls moved back to Illinois where they still reside today. Randy was a kind soul who was fun loving. He loved a good joke and making people laugh. He always had a smile.

Preceding him in death where his mother Betty Jane Cutshall of Kansas City, father Robert "Bob" Cutshall Sr. of Kansas City, brother Robert "Bobby" Cutshall Jr. of Kansas City, infant son Randall Winfield Cutshall, sister Jeannie Cutshall of Kansas City, step-sister Lonna Drown of Basehor, Kansas, and niece Tracy St. John of Kansas City.

Those he leaves behind are his daughter Rachann Cutshall Haney, son-in-law Justin Haney, and granddaughter Braylynn Haney all of Middletown, Illinois; his daughter Nichole Cutshall of Lincoln, Illinois; sister Vickie Cutshall St. John and brother-in-law Steve St. John of Kansas City; sister Diana Cutshall Haynes and brother-in-law Ernie Haynes of Tonganoxie, Kansas; step-mother Jetta Cutshall of Gladstone, Missouri; and step-brothers Rick Duncan of Bonner Springs, Kansas, Kevin Duncan of New Jersey, and Joe Duncan of DeSoto, Kansas. Randy had many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends who survive.

We will all miss his jokes, laughter, and just Randy.

Services were private. Condolences may be offered at www.passantinobros.com