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Randy Loerch Motorcycle Accident: Lowa Snowmobiler, Randy Loerch Died in Spirit Lake Motorcycle Accident

Randy Loerch Motorcycle Accident: Lowa Snowmobiler, Randy Loerch Died in Spirit Lake Motorcycle Accident

Randy Loerch Motorcycle Accident: On July 9, 2023, Randy Loerch, a snowmobiler from Spirit Lake, passed away. Before his death on Sunday, he was the maintenance supervisor at Iowa Spirit Lake Community School.

Randy attended Manson Northwest Webster High School and the Des Moines Area Community College to enhance his studies. He resided in Spirit Lake, which is a city in the American state of Iowa’s Dickinson County. The locals lament the passing of Iowan snowmobiler Randy Loerch.

Who is Randy Loerch?

Randy Loerch, who served as the maintenance supervisor at the Spirit Lake Community School, has been identified as the victim.

Spirit Lake Motorcycle Accident Incident

Randy Loerch, a resident of Spirit Lake, Iowa, reportedly suffered deadly injuries in the tragic motorcycle accident, and he subsequently passed away as a result of those injuries. There was no mention of any other information. There was no mention of the circumstances surrounding the event. During this terrible moment, his family is in our thoughts and prayers.

People Shared Condolences on Social Media

Patricia Keyes Share this condolences on social media saying;

“heartbreaking loss… BIG loss yesterday-Jay’s cousin Randy Loerch died in a motorcycle accident at 62 years old. Randy was a wonderful, loving, happy guy, and lived his life doing what he loved…had a great job, but what he loved was his beautiful girls Kaymie and Annette and his grandchildren, his sisters, Deb and Kathy, his cousins, Jay and Joni, his wonderful Dad, riding his motorcycle, boating, playing pool, camping, drinking, and loving life. He loved life. He died doing what he loved, and it leaves a big hole in all our lives because of the caring, kind, happy Man he was. Jay summered with him growing up and has incredibly fond memories of that. He brought us all great joy. We will miss him so much!!!! 💔💔💔. Our hearts especially go out to Kaymie and Annette and their kids, Deb & Jim, Kathy & David, and Joni. 💔💔💔. We love you so much.”