IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Randy Eugene

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Sep 28, 1957 — Jan 27, 2026

Obituary

Randy Eugene Osaka
September 28, 1957 – January 27, 2026

It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Randy E. Osaka, age 68, of Milton, Washington, who departed this life on January 27, 2026. Randy was born on September 28, 1957, in Tacoma, WA, to Dick and Sue Osaka.

He leaves behind his brothers, Richard Osaka of Tacoma, WA, and his loving brother, Doug Osaka of Lake Tapps, WA; his honorary daughter, Tara White of Peoria, AZ; as well as his nephew, Ryan Osaka of Madison, Wisconsin, and numerous friends who loved him very much and will miss him deeply. Randy created lifelong memories with those around him, and his presence in their lives will never be forgotten.

Randy was preceded in death by his beloved son, Brett Osaka of Milton, WA, who passed away one year and nine months prior; his mother, Sue Osaka, and father, Dick Osaka, also of Milton, WA; and his brother, Darren Osaka of Tacoma, WA. The love he held for his family, especially his son, was immeasurable.

Randy attended Fife High School and supported his family's construction business, Fuji Industries, during and immediately after graduation. He developed an early interest in motorcycles and fishing, frequently spending time at Point Defiance Marina in Tacoma, WA, where he achieved recognition by winning multiple fishing derbies. Some of his happiest moments were spent doing the things he loved most, surrounded by friends and the outdoors.

Randy could make anyone laugh, always had a story to tell, and was very well written. He had a way of bringing people together with his humor, warmth, and genuine nature. He was a lifelong resident of Milton, where he built his home and the subdivision in which he resided. Additionally, he built and founded Motor World Suzuki of Fife, WA.

He was a very kind, well-liked, and generous family man for whom family always came first. Randy's heart was as big as his personality, and he gave freely of his time, his laughter, and his love. He will be deeply missed, but the legacy and memories he created will live on in all who knew him.

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