Randy Dean Halfacre

Randy Dean Halfacre, age 62, of Henderson, Nevada passed away on Friday, February 2, 2024. He was born in West Covina, California to his parents Robert Dean Halfacre, and Barbara Bernice Gilliland. Randy was an active child, who would sleep walk and talk in his sleep, which required extra locks on the doors so that he could not escape late at night. He was known to be a mischief maker and practical joker, who would do anything for a laugh, with his co-conspirators, Richard Schemers (cousin) and Jackie Ragone (brother). Randy briefly attending Gladstone High School where he was in the band, and his sister, Robin, who was in the Drill team; participated in several parades, football games and competitions together his freshman year. Randy ran away from home prior to his Junior year to Oregon to stay with His biological father, Bob. He hitchhiked from Baldwin Park to Portland Oregon for about a year before coming back home.

Randy met his first wife, Kim and they were blessed with their daughter, Kassondra. Their marriage did not last, and Randy spent the next 5 years attending parties and mosh pits listening to his favorite punk rock bands like: Oingo Boingo, B52’s, the Ramones, the Clash, Circle Jerks, Green day, Misfits, Sex Pistols, Joan Jett, Talking Heads, and Blink. Randy’s 2nd wife Ramona, came to the marriage with 2 children, Dennis Majors and Michelle Majors, who passed away. After they married, Randy purchased a home in Henderson, Nevada on the same street as his sister. After the kids all grew up and moved out on their own, he always wanted to live in Boulder City. His boss purchased one of the original Dam Homes for Randy to move up to Boulder City. Randy, Friends and Family worked together to bring the house up to code, where Randy and Ramona moved to Boulder City. Randy and Ramona’s marriage did not withstand the test of time and she moved out. Randy met and married his 3rd wife, Lily, which also ended in divorce.

While Randy's relationships did not work out as planned, Randy was really a nice guy. He tried to be a tough guy, but in reality he was a softy. Randy loved to go fishing and went on several deep sea fishing trips with his father, Frank, brother-in-law Randy, and his Brother Larry; he valued those trips with Frank. He also loved to go to Lake Mead and fish with all the boys. He often said “all he needed was a Beer and a Fishing Pole”. Randy loved to host “Super Bowl” parties with fun and games; and tinker with wood projects; always building someone something. He enjoyed riding his Harley and being in the outdoors. The weekends following Thanksgiving the family would all would go up to Caliente to cut Christmas Trees. He also used to get together to make tamales before Christmas to share with everyone. Penny Poker nights; not new pennies, but the dirtiest pennies you picked up in the street and collected were used for the game. It was so disgusting, but always a lot of fun. Randy loved his animals, most recently, his little dog “Arby", who has a forever home and caregiver.

Randy worked as an inspector for a company that did Fire Inspection Services. He loved his work, but always wanted to own an Ice cream truck to run as a side business and, which he did for a couple of years. When Randy retired he moved to a Senior Apartment Complex in Henderson. He and Arby has lots of friends who noticed him them out walking; he was just starting to live his best retired life. Randy lived his life to the fullest and will truly be missed.

Randy is survived by his daughter, Kassondra Johnson, and her husband, Rich; his son, Dennis Majors; grandchildren: Kaitlyn Johnson, Lily Majors, Sarah Majors, and Jaiden Majors; his sisters: Robin Miller and her husband, Randy, and Roxanne Story; brothers: Charles Halfacre and Larry Rangone; Cousins, nieces, nephews, Aunts, Uncles, extended family and life long friends.

A celebration of life for Randy will be held Saturday, March 2, 2024 beginning at 12:00 PM, at 1305 Lundgren Court, Henderson, NV 89015. For questions or additional information, please reach out to Robin Miller at 702 994-9612.