February 22, 1963 — March 17, 2026

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Randal John Wyatt, beloved
husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, coach and friend. Randy, as he was fondly known, left this world peacefully on March 17, 2026, at the age of 63, surrounded by the love and warmth of his wife and children at his care home.

Born on February 22, 1963, in the quaint town of Arcola, Saskatchewan. He was the cherished son of Audrey Louise Wyatt (nee Henderson) and Richard William Wyatt, who predeceased him, along with his brother, Rick.

Randy’s journey through life was graced by the steadfast companionship of his loving wife, Laura Wyatt. Married on May 28, 1994, in Regina, Saskatchewan, Randy and Laura shared a beautiful 32-year marriage, marked by deep devotion and mutual respect.

Randy is survived by his devoted wife Laura; his daughter Crystal, partner Owen, and grandson Austin; son Cody and wife Skyler; daughter Samantha and fiancé Caleb; sisters Gayle (Joel) and Donna (Bryan); sisters-in-law Theresa Shipley (Trent) and Barb Hawman (Grant) niecesAudra (Todd), Rebecca, Alysha and Nicole; nephews Rick, Rob, Ryan, Ryan (Carrie), and Joshua; and his cherished great-nieces and nephews Emily, Cadence, Sylvie, Mya, Emma and Tristan. His dear friend Tim Apperley and family also mourn his passing, along with numerous extended family members and friends who were touched by his kindness and humor. Randy was proud of his oldest daughter’s strength and they shared their love of the outdoors. His son Cody shared Randy’s love for golfing, where many cherished memories were made. His youngest daughter, Samantha, brought music to Randy’s life with her singing, a talent he cherished deeply. All of Randy’s children and his grandson filled Randy with immense pride.

Randy’s life was a testament to the power of community and giving. For over 15 years, he was an integral member of the Sunridge Little League, where he served as a coach, mentor, and umpire. Whether it was cheering on his son, daughter, and grandson or umpiring for other teams across Calgary, Randy’s dedication to the league was unwavering. He was known for his quick wit, his ability to make everyone feel welcome, and a helping hand always ready to be extended. Beyond his love for baseball, Randy found joy in the simple pleasures of life. He was an avid golfer, achieving his first hole-in-one at Ledgeview Golf Course, a moment he celebrated with his son. He enjoyed playing pool with friends, and his laughter and camaraderie were constants in those gatherings. Camping with his wife and family and basking in the beauty of the outdoors were experiences he cherished deeply.

The family extends heartfelt gratitude to the staff at AgeCare SkyPoint Nursing Home for their compassionate care during Randy’s final days.

In honoring Randy’s wishes, the family will hold a private ceremony to celebrate his life and bid him a loving farewell. His legacy will forever be cherished by all who were fortunate to know
him, and his memory will continue to inspire acts of kindness and community spirit.