Randy Lee Veeser, age 69, of Krakow, passed away peacefully and without any more pain on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at home surrounded by family and his loving “better half”, Brenda after a short fight with pancreatic cancer. He was born on July 26, 1957, to Lawerence and Alice (Kroening) Veeser. Randy lived in places all over the world as an Air Force brat.

A graduate of Neenah High School Class of 1976, Randy later worked for Neenah Foundry and for Electrolux Corporation where he owned and operated 2 locations. Randy enjoyed many years of hunting, fishing in Canada with family and friends, and spending time with this family. He also enjoyed history of all sorts and NASCAR races. He said that one of the best gifts he ever received was from his kids to drive a real NASCAR while visiting Walt Disney World with his entire family. Randy never met someone he couldn’t make smile.

Randy is survived by his mother, Alice (Kroening) Veeser of Neenah, Wisconsin; his son, Randy Veeser and husband, Steven Cahee of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, son, Raymond Veeser and wife, Rachel of New London, Wisconsin, daughter, Tera Lang of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and son, Scott and Kristine Veeser of Oshkosh, Wisconsin; his grandchildren, Lawson, Jennie, Makayla, and Walker; his “better half – his best half as he said” Brenda Buchberger of Krakow, Wisconsin; his siblings, David Veeser, Julie Wruck and Todd Veeser; sister-in-law, Beth Veeser; a special cousin Joyce Tuchel; and many nieces, nephews, close and special friends, Dennis and Lisa Pederson, Rich Schmidt, Patti Horsens, and Ron Lacroix.

Randy is preceded in death by his father, Lawerence Veeser; brother, Mark Veeser; a special uncle, Raymond Kroening; and grandparents, Harold and Myra (Klinker) Veeser and William and Ella (Dirks) Kroening.

A funeral service will be held at 11:00 am on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at Zion Lutheran Church in Zachow with Rev. Richard Buhrke officiating. Visitation will be held at the church on Tuesday from 9:00 am until the time of service. Burial will be held at Zion Lutheran Cemetery in Zachow following the service.

The family would like to thank Unity Hospice of De Pere for making Randy’s final days comfortable and peaceful.