Randall Wayne Brown
Obituary
Randall Wayne Brown was born September 30, 1951 in Tulsa, OK to William Russell Brown & Kathleen Inez (Curtis) Brown. He passed from this life on January 31, 2021 at the age of 69.
Randy was a graduate of Memorial High School in Tulsa, and Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, where he met Skylar, his wife of 39 years. Upon graduation the couple moved to Cherokee, Oklahoma, where Randy worked for the Soil Conservation Service. They later moved to Tulsa, where Randy began his career in carpentry. He did carpentry work on countless Tulsa homes for over 35 years until retiring.
Randy was an outdoorsman who enjoyed fishing, camping, and hunting. He also looked forward to attending sprint car races and putting on a family fireworks show every Fourth of July. He loved spending time with his family, friends, and dogs.
Preceded by his parents in death, Randall is survived by his wife, Skylar (Slade) Brown; his children, Clayton Slade Brown and Rikki Leigh Brown; his brother, Russell Lee Brown and wife Shannon; his brother Jeffrey Curtis Brown and wife Nancy; as well as nieces and nephews.
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Tributes & Memories
Skyler, I'm very sorry for the loss of Randy. This is Bill Howard and Randy worked for me in my remodeling business for a few years in the early 2000s. I liked and respected Randy as a friend and a professional who had an old-school work ethic that I will remember always. He spoke of you and the kids often and I could tell that he revered his family. My faith tells me he is in heaven and free of the difficulties of this world, but I will miss him. Sincerely, Bill
Bill
Celebrating Randys life, I loved him like a brother. I hope to visit these trees someday. Thanks for the good times! Sending much love,
Mark Newmaster
A tree is a lasting memory!
Carolyn Bednar
So sorry. I am so appreciative of having him be the one that built my bookcases and cabinets in my house. They are so pretty and such great quality! I will always treasure the quality work he did. Carolyn Bednar
Carolyn Bednar
Skylar, Randy was a good one, a keeper, he will be sorely missed ! I know I will missing one of the nicest guys, I ever met, gone way to young! I remember this tall handsome young man, giving me a big hug on the day, I married his brother! Then we attended Jeff & Nancy's Wedding & then Randy & Skylars wedding, the last of the weddings in that year span. I always pictured the 6 of us, going on a cruise or doing something special, after May 2021, when we all would be married 40yrs! Randy didn't make it, but he's with us in spirit❣️Last time I talked to him, just last spring, he and Russell had been fishing & hanging out down on my family land! He was so proud of Clayton & Rikki, always played with the nieces and nephews, Uncle Randy. I remember Randy helping me paint my kitchen, helping lay tile, joining his brothers on our roof to replace it and all 3 of them setting our car on fire! Always ready to lend a hand! Randy's going to be very missed. I'm going to think about him, feeling good, down at the pond, just enjoying the fishing!
Brown Shannon