Randall Norman Shaw

LEWISTON – Randall Norman Shaw, 64, of Auburn, died Friday, June 16, 2023, at Central Maine Medical Center with his family at his side.

He was born June 27, 1958 in Hartford, Conn., a son of Norman E. Shaw and Pauline Blanchette Shaw. He graduated from Oxford Hills High School in 1976, before attending and graduating from Radiologic Technology school at Central Maine Medical Center in 1978.

Randy had two sons, Christopher and Bryan, from his first marriage.

Randy worked for many years as an X-ray technologist in the orthopedics field. His true passions were sports, music, and hunting.

He always rooted for the Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins, New England Patriots, and Boston Celtics. Randy coached several of his son’s youth baseball teams, spent many hours, days, and weekends travelling to hockey games and in ice rinks around New England, and even as far as national tournaments in Chicago and Florida. In his younger years, Randy also played on multiple softball teams, beginning primarily as a third baseman before transitioning to the outfield, while always being a clutch hitter at the plate.

Randy loved music, playing guitar and singing for multiple local bands, most recently and longest running of those being classic rock band, Thunder Road. He also spent all year waiting for November to come around so he could spend time in the woods trying to outsmart the local whitetail deer population.

He is survived by his wife, Louise; son, Christopher Shaw and wife Whitney of Yardley, Pa., son, Bryan Shaw and fiancée Rita Vye of Auburn, stepsons Nathan and Stuart Carlmark of Auburn sisters Karan Bracy of York, and Susan Sessions of South Paris; granddaughters Abigail Shaw, Finn Shaw, Zoey Carlmark, Max Carlmark, and Ethan Carlmark.

He was predeceased by his parents Norman and Pauline; and daughter, Allison Shaw.

Online condolences and sharing of memories may be expressed at http://www.lynchbrothers.com

In lieu of flowers,

the family requests donations be made to

Operation Reboot Outdoors

(www.operationrebootoutdoors.org),

an organization he felt strongly about.