Rene M. Reyna aka “Randy”, passed away on August 26, 2026, at the age of 71. He was born in Uvalde, TX to his late beloved Mother, Estella Moralez Reyna and the late Oziel Reyna, Sr. He was also preceded in death by his Grandmother, Fidelia C. Hernandez, his big brother, Oziel Jr., his young brother, Raul and loving nephew, Kiko.

Randy was bought to Milwaukee as an infant and built his life here. He attended Vieau School then onto South Division for high school. Most of his employed years were worked in the manufacturing industry. His path included a few different companies, but the most memorable years were dedicated to Ladish. He has always enjoyed his enchiladas, and as of lately loved KFC, meatloaf and his Coca-Cola.

He will always be remembered as a noble, loving and ever so sweet Man. As tall and strong as he was, he was a huge, gentle giant. His love for a great card game and his passion for the Pick 3 and Pick 4 lottery games will continue to be played in his honor. We will always look for signs to play his numbers. His notorious phone calls to the Family may have stopped but the ring of his voice, the funny and not so funny greetings, the stories that either were lies or jokes, will never be forgotten.

He is survived by his one and only daughter, Candy. Not only did her name rhyme with his but it gave him great joy that they also shared the same birth date. He also leaves behind his siblings Beatrice (Pedro), Olga, Stella, Rosie and Robert (Peggy). Further survived by his grandchildren whom he adored, Cousin Frances, Agapita, Ray and Anita, many nieces and nephews. Also, his fiancé whom he shared many of his last adventures with, Florence Gonzalez. He’ll always be her “Rana” or “Boo-Boo’’.

A special and loving mention to his brother-in-law, Pedro for their lifelong bond and to Cheech, who he often called a brother rather than nephew.

He will be remembered as an amazing father, brother, cousin, uncle, partner and friend. His kind spirit and loving heart will forever be missed. His siblings will forever and fondly remember him as being the best big and/or younger brother that he was, for always.

From the words and version of one of your fave singers (Elvis Presley) … “I did it my way”

Visitation at the MAX A. SASS & SONS OKLAHOMA CHAPEL (1515 W Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee) on Monday, August 31, 2026, from 11:00 AM until the service at 12:00 PM.