Randy Scott Kohut

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Randy Scott Kohut, born November 12, 1958, who passed away on November 10, 2026. He was lovingly known to family and friends as Randy, Ran or R.

Randy grew up in Saskatoon and graduated from Mount Royal High School. Following high school, he played football for the Saskatoon Hilltops, a reflection of his lifelong love of sports. Randy went on to work at the Robin Hood Flour Mill, where he spent 40 years of his working life.

Randy shared his life with his wife, Barb, who was not only his partner but also his best friend. Together, they raised their identical twin daughters, Jenilee and Jesilee. Randy loved his family deeply, and it was when he was surrounded by them that he was most comfortable and content.

Randy was a quiet, easygoing man with a wonderful sense of humour. He had a way of showing his love through funny remarks and little jokes, often bringing a smile to those around him. He didn't need to say a lot to let you know he cared.

Music was a big part of Randy's life. He loved listening to both old favourites and new artists, always appreciating a good song. He especially enjoyed playing his guitar, singing along, and learning new songs from the musicians he admired.

Randy was also a dedicated sports fan. Whether he was cheering on his Saskatchewan Roughriders, Los Angeles Chargers, Montreal Habs, or Toronto Blue Jays, there was always a team to follow and a game to talk about. He especially enjoyed sharing his love of sports through conversations with his brothers, sister, and brother-in-law.

Randy is lovingly remembered by his wife, Barb; his daughters Jenilee and Jesilee and their partners, Crystal and Jose; his older brother David Kohut; his younger sister Nancy McDowell (Scott McDowell); and his younger brother Gord Kohut (Rhonda Kohut), along with extended family and friends.

Randy was predeceased by his parents, Sylvia and Peter Kohut.

Randy will be remembered for his gentle, easygoing nature, his humour, his love of music and sports, and most of all, the love he had for his family. He was happiest simply being with the people he loved, and those moments together will always be cherished.

Celebration of Life

The family warmly invites relatives and friends to a casual come-and-go gathering to celebrate Randy's life, share memories, and pay their respects.

The gathering will take place at Barb and Randy's home from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on November 14, 2026. Email jes.kohut@gmail.com for the address.

Please come as you are, in comfy clothes or wearing your favourite sports team's colours or jersey, just as Randy would have liked. Stop by, share a story, and remember Randy together with family and friends.