Randy Pedigo
Randy Pedigo, born Aug. 10, 1960, died Oct. 22, 2018, at Stanford Hospital following a brief illness.Â
He was 58.
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This is such sad news. I remember Randy from his time at Bay Neumatic in Menlo Park. He was a friend, and a doting father. I hope Ian, Aron and Shaylah are able to find peace during this difficult time.
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