Randall Staton

1967 - September 10th, 2022

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Randall Blaine Staton, age 55, passed unexpectedly early in the morning on September 10th in his Taos home. Randall spent the majority of life in southern California and Kansas City, Missouri. After years of loving the beauty and vibe of Taos from afar and visiting as often as he could, he made Taos his permanent home in 2018.


Randall had his Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and was an LPCC.  He worked within mental health services his entire career. In his last years, he found his perfect fit in substance abuse treatment at Shadow Mountain Recovery Center in Taos.


Randall was intelligent, stubborn, caring, spiritual, and opinionated. He was sweet and sensitive yet incredibly strong and protective. He loved his family, friends, live music, basketball, birds of prey, the beach, beer, coffee, sunsets, convertibles, motorcycles, and his back “dorch.”


Randall was preceded in death by his grandparents and little sister, Rachel Staton. He is survived by his two daughters, Emery and Ellis Staton; his two sisters, Rena Lolley and Rhonda Staton; and his parents, Julia and Knofel Staton, as well as three nephews, two great-nieces and one great nephew.


A celebration of life will likely be held on October 1st in Kansas City and October 15th in Taos, NM. For more exact details and to receive more information, please e-mail [email protected].


In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent in his memory to:


  • A fund to support his daughters, Emery and Ellis Staton at: https://www.gofundme.com/randall-statons-daughters.

  • A Taos local non-profit agency: Community Against Violence, details at Taoscav.org

Arrangements by Rivera Family Funeral Home, Taos.  To share a memory, please visit our website at www.riverafuneralhome.com

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Name Randall Staton
Date of Birth 1967
Date of Death September 10th, 2022
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Funeral Home Rivera Family Funeral Home - Taos
Address 818 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur
Taos NM 87571
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Nadine published a tribute .

Bless you Randall. Blessed to have known you from a eastside days. Your open and acceptance of others is what stands out to me. I’m so very sorry that you’re not hear and at the same time I imagine you’re free

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Lenny Lopez published a tribute .

This man changed my LIFE I will always love and respect him. Anyone from Shadow Mountain please reach out to me 5055453701.

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Toni Comer published a tribute .

I remember that smile, Randall always a willing, caring person. My condolences to his family.

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Deborah Riley published a comment .

Randall was a friend I’m need. So sorry that this world last him at such a young age. He will be missed by all he has touched.

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Karen N published a comment .

Randall was such a nice, do anything for you person. Condolences to his family.

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Brian Keiser published a tribute .

When I arrived at Pacific Christian College, Randall Staton was already an icon. Though we were the same age, I felt as if I would never even be in the same league with him. He was so cool. Good looking. Strong. I admired him immensely, and truth be told, I wanted to be like him. Everyone that I knew loved Randall. We played on the college basketball team together for one year, and he always treated me with respect. He was warm and friendly in every one of our personal encounters. Randall was a role model for me - though he did not know it. We were both young men, but he was a giant in my eyes. He will always live in my memory as such. We went our separate ways as life dictated, yet I I will remember Randall forever because he showed me who I wanted to become. Heaven is lucky to have this man. I will tell him all this personally when we meet again. Rest in eternal peace Randall.

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