Randy Ray Maust

Randy Ray Maust passed away on his birthday in Oro Valley, AZ on November 22nd, 2021 at approximately 4:54 p.m. at Northwest Hospital following a full, happy life filled with family and love. Randy is survived by his daughter, Brandy K. Maust, grandson's Alex and Andres Gutierrez, brother's Bill Maust wife Diane Maust, Bob Maust wife Holly Maust, sister Sandy Elliott husband Tim Elliott along with many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by Mother and Father; Harry and Opal Maust.

Randy was born on November 22, 1950, in Canton, Ohio at Timken Mercy Hospital. Randy enjoyed the music and life of Elvis Presley, playing guitar, singing, cars, racing cars, telling jokes, laughing, making others laugh, giving, big heart, ladies' man. Randy was a very handsome man, wonderful Father, good brother, son, Uncle, friend, and papaw (Grandpa).

As a young man, Randy went and worked at Hummel IGA grocery store as a bagger and enjoyed this for a period of time. Randy did also have smaller jobs to earn money such as selling Christmas trees during the Holidays in Louisville, Ohio. After that Randy went and worked at Eppy's Chevrolet Dealership.

In 1970 Randy joined the United States Air Force and was stationed in Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas. As Randy was discharged the same year, Randy made every effort to serve our world during Vietnam and was very proud of this achievement in his life.

In 1981 Randy opened his own Dealership in El Campo, Texas. Randy was so excited and enjoyed his days at work with his daughter and employees. During the years Randy continued to work at Dealerships where he enjoyed the love of cars.

In 1986 Randy became the General Manager at Dobbs Honda in Tucson, AZ and he and his daughter planted the palm trees that are there today. Randy was very knowledgeable in automotive and taught many people on how and what to do with cars. Randy could talk for hours and work on cars as a hobby.

Randy flew to Ohio in 2009 to help his brother Bob remodel his car for two weeks. Randy would do such kind acts with many others. When Randy bought his daughter her first car, he provided her an automotive bag to carry in her car and it included many items that one would need in case something happened while driving and still to this day his daughter still carries this bag in her car 29 years.

Randy enjoyed his years with his grandsons since the first birth in 2008. Teaching them how to play guitars, teaching them golf and playing golf, taking them to sport events, hanging out at home with grandsons and daughter telling them listening to old stories, watching football games and golf, going to Church together, going to eat after church and taking his grandsons to the music store, going to different events, eating lunch with his grandsons at school and just overall hanging out.

Randy was known to buy random items for his daughter and grandsons and would be the most useful items ever. Randy would have so many items for random things and he was known for having anything you needed and if he didn't then he would go get it, no matter what.

Randy was a very giving man to everyone and especially to his Daughter and his grandsons, there wasn't anything he would not do for them. Randy was a very good man and was very loved, more than he then knew.

Before Randy's passing, Randy purchased a Mustang Convertible after having a GMC Van for 25 years. Randy was able to enjoy his Mustang prior to his passing.

Randy will be missed by so many people and will be kept close to their hearts.

May Randy rest in peace in Heaven and be with his Mom, Dad, and many other Family members.