Randolph Bernard Peters, Jr.

Randolph Bernard Peters Jr., of Saint Charles, MO, passed away Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the age of 87. Beloved husband of Jaqueline Claire Peters (nee Westerfeld); cherished son of the late Randolph Sr. and Beulah Peters; devoted father of Mary (Jeff) King, Phillip (Mary) Peters, Robin (Tom) Gallaher, Sue Percy, Cindy (Vern) Zurliene, and Michelle Jenkins; loving grandfather of Jenny (Brad) Bogel, Jeremiah (Allison) Gipson, Jessi (Mykey) Nyhuis, Liz (Davan) Smith, Sean (Inga) Gallaher, Amanda (Matt) Bogel, Melissa (Jeff) Ebert, Patrick (Justina Glasheen) Gallaher, Angela (Nick Wright) Peters, Adam King, Madi (Wes) Patterson, Cheryl (Evan) Keil, Tyler (Bridget) Percy, Jared Zurliene, Parker Jenkins, Kristin (Jake) Smith, and Rachel (Ryan) Pugh; dear great-grandfather of Isaiah (Kyra) King, Hanna Muschler, Andrea Ebert, Adam Gipson, Owen Bogel, Emmett Bogel, Alex Wright, Weston Bogel, Alayna Bogel, Charlotte Smith, Sawyer Ebert, Gavin Ebert, Ruby Keil, Sydney Patterson, Kinsely Pugh, Violet Keil, Mara Percy, and Josey Smith; great-great-grandfather to TJ King; beloved brother to Kristine Morgan (nee Peters). Randy was preceded in death by his sister Marilyn (Andy) Relyea and sons-in-law Dan Percy and Dan Jenkins.

Randy was married for 67 wonderful years to his high school sweetheart, Jaqueline, sharing a lifetime of love, memories, and adventures together. A proud Marine veteran, he was also a member of American Legion Post 312. Over the years, Randy was also involved in the IBEW Local 1439 and Knights of Columbus. Randy enjoyed woodworking, traveling, and camping with his family, making memories that would be cherished for years to come. He especially enjoyed square dancing with his beloved wife, as well as playing card games and board games with family and friends.

Above all, Randy treasured the time he spent with his family, especially his grandchildren, who brought him so much joy. Whether enjoying a favorite hobby, sharing a laugh over a game, or simply being surrounded by the people he loved, Randy found happiness in life’s simple pleasures. He leaves behind a legacy of love and many treasured memories that will live on in the hearts of those who knew him. Randy was dearly loved and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Memorials may be made in Randolph's name to Solace Hospice Foundation or American Legion Post 312.