Randall Wayne Williams

Randall Wayne Williams, 38, passed away October 23, 2022

Randy grew up in the Bryan-College Station area. He played baseball with the Bryan North Little League, and as an adult, recreational City League Softball. He was a member of numerous travel tournament teams. In his younger years, he loved to go fishing before school. Trying to stay out of trouble, he and younger brother, Aaron, spent days together doing what is only known as “classified information.” Later he competed in the Tough-Man Competition and went on to become a proud graduate of A&M Consolidated High School, class of 2003.

In a few short years, he met the love of his life, Meaghan and in 2005, asked her to be his wife. He would say to Meaghan that they are "Bonnie and Clyde" and they will "never give up and never surrender.” They wed on April 24, 2010 - one of the greatest days of his life.

Living with Tourette Syndrome never stopped Randy from anything; he always worked hard hoping that others would look past his tics, and see him for who he truly was. He was outgoing – a social butterfly. He cherished the time he had hanging out with friends and making them laugh, BBQ-ing, playing ping pong and billiards, golfing, spending hot days at Lake Bryan, or just hanging out in his man-cave, which he called Randy's Ruckus Room. Memorable trips include San Antonio with Meaghan, to Galveston with James and Nicole, and to Alabama to visit Aunt Shelane.

Sports were Randy's passion. Many days were concluded with Meaghan keeping game book as she watched the sun set behind Randy while he pitched ball. Naturally, he was dressed down in brightly colored knee socks, with matching sleeves and as always, coordinating accessories. 

Randy worked as a fire sprinkler pipe fitter and later continued with general construction and was proud to be part of the remodel of Kyle Field.

Randy's survivors include his wife of 12 loving years, Meaghan; parents, Tim Williams and Kimberly Fennessey; siblings, Aaron, Payton, and Colton; aunts, Shelane, Tonya, and Kelly; brothers and sisters in law; 6 amazing nephews; and 4 beautiful nieces.

Please honor Randy by wearing bright colors to celebrate his life and love of everything colorful and the awesomeness of being unique.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Tourette Association of America to bring hope, help, and acceptance to the hundreds of thousands of individuals across the nation who live with Tourette’s and Tic disorders.  https://secure.everyaction.com/_4EjSokp4U2GEQdoUJkwGQ2