Randall Paul Sadowski
May 5, 1943 ~ May 25, 2014
MEMORIAL SERVICE: 2:30 p.m. Sunday May 25, 2014 at the Sandy Hook United Methodist Church OFFICIATING CLERGY: Pastor Steve Russell VISITATION: 1:30 P.M. UNTIL 2:30 P.M. Sunday at the church In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Brown County Humane Society, Brown County Public Library or Brown County Habitat for Humanity. Randall Paul Sadowski, 71, of Nashville, died at 8:03 p.m. May 17, 2014, at Silver Oaks Health Campus. Randall was born May 5, 1943 in Toledo, Ohio, the son of Charles and Lily Fabisiak Sadowski. Before retiring, Randall served as product manager for scheduling and data-tracking applications for Rockwell Automation. Prior to that, he was director of university relations, chief applications officer, and vice president of consulting services and user education at Systems Modeling Corporation, which he joined after holding faculty positions at Purdue University's School of Industrial Engineering and the University of Massachusetts. Randall was a member of Russ College Academy of Distinguished Graduates, Class of 2011. He was also a member of Brown County Woodworkers and a volunteer for Brown County Habitat for Humanity. He enjoyed woodworking, remodeling, being outside and watching his grandchildren participate in sports. Survivors include his children, Shelley (Sean) McAlister, Jennifer (Michael Alfieri) Sadowski, Samuel Sadowski, Charity (Zach) Skowvron and Noah Sadowski; siblings, John (Shirley) Sadowski, Jean (Doug) Sadowski-Pufpaff, Mary Sadowski and Kathleen (Neil) Munger; grandchildren, Tierney, Emma and Aidan McAlister and Mya Alfieri; along with many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Sue Kapeluck Services were entrusted to the Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home.
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I’m so sorry. I worked at SM with Randy and always enjoyed his stories. May he rest in peace!!
My sympathy to the Sadowski family. I worked with Randy at SM for over 10 years. I’m sure he is at peace.
Randy was both a mentor and a friend to me at Systems Modeling and Rockwell. He will surely be missed.
My sincerest sympathies to Randy’s family. I worked with Randy for 10 years at Systems Modeling and Rockwell.
Deepest sympathies to the Sadowski family. Randy was a mentor, teacher and friend for many years at Systems Modeling and recently at Ohio U. The stories we recall about time spent with Randy bring a smile to us as we remember an unforgettable friend. He will be missed.
It was my privilege to now Randy personally as a member of the ISE board of advisors. Before that I had known him through arena software. Randy is already missed in our annual meetings where he lucidly contributed his ideas and opinions. Deep condolences to all family members. Dusan Sormaz
I did not have a chance to meet with Mr. Sadowski, but I served with him on the Ohio University industrial engineering department board of advisors this past year, and he was engaged and really cared about the department. I’m sorry for this loss.
To the Sadowski family, my heartfelt sympathy to all. I worked with Randy and System Modeling, it was truly a great guy that was taken much too soon.
I am so sorry for your loss, Randy was such a wonderful man and father to you all. He will be missed very deeply by everyone.
So sorry for your loss prayers are with you& for his brother & sisters God Bless
Sam, Charity, and Noah, I am so sorry to read about your Dad. All of you and your entire family is in my thoughts and prayers. Your former teacher and friend, Pam Block
Randy was a good friend, a fellow woodworker, my part time boss and most lovingly a fellow wiseguy…I am missing him already. I know Randy is in a better place now than he has been in the last couple of months…Thanks for every memory buddy….Dan
Randy, it was a pleasure getting to know you and although it was only for a few years in the wood club you have left me with a lasting impression of a man who dealt with a serious illness in a positive way. We will miss you.
Randy was a great guy. Kind of a classic older brother. You are in my prayers
All of us in Brown County will miss Randy, his wonderful smile, his great knowledge and his willingness to help all of us. He was so important to all of our lives. Bill Walters