Randall-Godwin-Obituary

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Randall Keith Godwin

Palestine, Texas

Oct 16, 1962 – Dec 13, 2021 (Age 59)

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BORN
October 16, 1962
DIED
December 13, 2021
AGE
59
LOCATION
Palestine, Texas

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Bailey & Foster Funeral Home - Palestine Obituary

Funeral services for Randall Keith Godwin, 59 of Palestine will be held at 2pm Saturday, December 18, 2021, at Oaklawn Memorial Park, laid to rest beside his Godwin legacy, with Brother Gary Bowman officiating. Arrangements have been entrusted to Bailey & Foster Funeral Home.


Mr. Godwin passed away at his home December 13, 2021 in the Blackfoot community where his heart found a home, family, friends and contentment. He was born in Anderson County, Texas, October 16, 1962, attended Palestine ISD. He was raised an only child with strong Christian morals and strict hard working values of his beloved farming family. Randy was loyal to his family and community and expected nothing less from others. Randy claimed  surrogate mothers in Nelda Burges Godwin and Mrs. Helen Wardell and most recently Nina Royall.


Randy became a truck driver and appreciated the great American experience with pride, brotherhood, patriotism and wonder. He had a hearty presence, roaring voice and contagious smile. He loved storytelling, hunting and his mare and dogs.


Mr. Godwin is preceded in death by his parents Jerry and Laverne (Dial) Godwin. He is survived by his cousins and extended families and many bonus friends and their children, including Barrett Holloman, Eiland Davis and Charlie Jenkins.


Pallbearers will be Coy White, Ricky Royal, Robert Wardell, Jordan Pete Hill, Steven McCuery, Chris Ingram, and Chance Franks. Honorary pallbearers will be JH Godwin and Rodney Godwin.


A visitation will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Friday, December 17, 2021 at Bailey & Foster.

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Randy, I loved you and your parents.
We grew up playing as young children at your home when our parents would visit.
I loved Visiting your mom later on Cayuga at the mobile home. Oh how Happy she is to have you there with her and Jesus.
I got to see you again as a young and old adult.
What a joy you were in my life. What a great laugh. Country Spirit. Genuine. Yes. You were that and more than words could say.

Will get to see you again one day!

Cindy...

Randy, my life long friend. Know your mom and dad are so happy you are there with them inside the Heavenly Gates.
Miss our chats the rest of my life.

A Csndle For Randy

Will miss you greatly Randy.

We will love and miss you til the end my friend. We will miss your smile and the best hugs in the world.

Randy I've known you forever and you never changed you have always remained yourself. God needed you for a reason . Fly high brother see you on the side

Absolutely the only other man who called me Jenny!!!!

A friendship that started on a location in the Murchison Bottom in January of 1990, I remember it like it was yesterday. We shared lots of good times, always enjoyed our time together. From filling frac tanks for 3 straight days to sitting around the campfire at a deer lease in Polk County, we had some great times. You will be missed brother, but my heart is at peace knowing your relationship with our lord and savior, Jesus Christ.
As we always said at the end of our conversations, See...

My goodness all the fun times we had at the farm . While my grandaddy, Burton Sims, was working the peanuts and the corn, you would drive out to the field and pick me up in that purple Chevrolet. Neither one of us had our license but you would tell me to hop in and we would go fishing. We had a lot of fun with your grandparents too. Rest in peace. Ginger Harris Bell