Randy Allen Kirsch, 72, passed away peacefully in Melbourne, FL, on July 3, 2024, with his devoted wife of 51 years, Paula, by his side. Born in Canton, OH, on November 2, 1951, to Marian W. (Grosenbaugh) and Roland S. Kirsch. Randy spent his early years in Canton before spending most of his adult life in Glastonbury, CT, and recently retired to Palm Bay, FL.

Randy leaves behind his beloved wife, Paula (Silverstein) Kirsch; his daughter, Heidi Brostowicz, and her husband, Ben; his son, Brion Kirsch, and his wife, Carly; and his son, Scott Kirsch, and his wife, Erica. He is also survived by his cherished grandchildren, Mya, Hailey, Noah, Ethan, and Ella. Additionally, Randy leaves behind his brother, Garry Kirsch, and his wife, Lynette; his mother-in-law, Norma Silverstein; his sister-in-law, Wendy Levinson, and her husband, Mitch; his brother-in-law, Steve Silverstein, and his wife, Enid; and his sister-in-law, Marie Kirsch. Randy was preceded in death by his brother, Roland “Spunky” Kirsch II. He also leaves behind numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews.

Randy earned his undergraduate degree at Ohio University and went on to earn his Juris Doctorate (JD) from John Marshall Law School. He and his family moved to Connecticut, where he began a successful legal career as a Real Estate, Transaction, and General Business Attorney that spanned 24 years. Randy was a devoted and talented attorney, representing some of the largest developers and banks in Connecticut at the time. In recent years, Randy served as a Closing Consultant and Closing Manager Emeritus.

Later in life, Randy lost his hearing due to a genetic condition known as neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF-2). Randy learned American Sign Language and to read lips. He became a passionate advocate for the hearing loss community. He was a leader and actively involved in several hearing loss organizations including Hearing Loss Association of America. Randy was dedicated to educating, supporting, and advocating for individuals with hearing loss. He aimed to change how the world perceives hearing loss and how those with hearing loss view themselves.

Randy was deeply committed to his family, cherishing every moment spent with them. His love and dedication to his family were unwavering, always putting them first in his heart.

Randy’s legacy of kindness, dedication, and advocacy will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

To honor Randy’s memory, his family is asking that donations be made in Randy’s name to the following organizations:

Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA)

https://www.hearingloss.org/donate/?

Children’s Tumor Foundation: Ending NF Through Research – https://www.ctf.org/ways-to-give/#make

Arrangements are under the direction of Millennium Cremation Service. Condolences may be shared at www.millenniumcremationservice.com.