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Randall Paul Wilkerson, born February 22, 1950, in Cadet, Missouri, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, at the age of 75. To his family he was just Randy, and he was much loved. He was the twelfth and last child of Alonzo Ray Wilkerson and Sarah Elsie (Skiles) Wilkerson.
Randy concluded his career several years ago, having served as a heavy equipment truck driver in bridge construction and as a construction worker.
He loved hunting, fishing, and just being with family and friends. He enjoyed engaging his nieces and nephews in telling stories about growing up and giving advice. He loved spending time on the family farm and enjoying the outdoors.
Randy is survived by two sons, Donnie Lynn Harmon of Potosi and Brian (Christina) Weaver of Oklahoma. He also leaves behind one beloved grandson, Randall Paul Weaver, along with many nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and extended family.
Randy was preceded in death by his wife, Janet Wilkerson, and eleven siblings: Marjorie J. Cain, Harold E. Wilkerson Sr., Donald R. Wilkerson, Mary C. Carter, LaVerne M. Thompson, Ronald LeRoy Wilkerson, Charlotte Faye Bauer, Linda C. Brandel, George D. Wilkerson, Carol S. Scott, and Iris K. McConnell.
As per Randy's request, no funeral or memorial services are to be held. Funeral arrangements were respectfully entrusted to the care and direction of DeClue Funeral Home.
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301 E. High Street, Potosi, MO 63664
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