Kathleen M. (McIntosh) Randazzo

Kathleen M. (McIntosh) Randazzo, age 80, passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of May 4, 2025, amid the quiet calm she so often brought to others. Formerly of Land O’Lakes, Florida, Kathleen lived a life filled with love, music, and laughter — a life as warm as the sun she adored while living in Florida with her beloved husband, Vince “Bean”.

Born to Eleanor T. (Mastriano) and John P. McIntosh in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania on November 21, 1944, Kathleen shared a very special bond with her twin brother Jack (Toni), and cherished her relationships with her brothers, Joe (Sue) and Jimmy, her sister Maryanne (Ray), and her sister-in law, Rose Ann (Albert). Her warmth and love extended far beyond her immediate family, embracing her many nieces and nephews — Lisa (Bill), Angel (Jack), Eve (Larry), John (Kelly), Joe Jr. (Yulin), Heather, Scott (Jill), Matt, Jason (Tracey), Joey (Leanne), Michele, and several grandnieces and nephews — who will always remember her gentle spirit, infectious smile, and knack for making everyone always feel at home. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Vince, her brother, Jimmy, and her sister-in-law, Sue.

Kathleen was married to the love of her life, Vince “Bean” Randazzo, and together they built a life that was filled with endless music, joy, and precious moments. Kathleen loved nothing more than dancing with Vince to the music he loved to play — her eyes lit up watching him strum a guitar or listening to him sing a favorite song. In these moments, she was truly happiest.

Kathleen had a unique gift: she made people feel seen, loved, and welcomed, simply by being herself. Her legacy is not only in the family she cherished, but in the kindness she showed to all who crossed her path. Although she has left this world, she rejoins her beloved Vince. For those she left behind, they will always remember the melody of love that Kathleen and Vince shared as it continues to play on in the hearts of those they touched.

A celebration of Kathleen’s life will be held privately by her family. In lieu of flowers, they invite you to honor her memory by listening to your favorite song, embracing a loved one, or soaking in the sun on a warm day.

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