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Randy Curtis Coleman, 61, of McLoud, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully on August 16, 2025. He was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Frank Coleman and Carol Teague on June 29, 1964.
Randy was raised in Oklahoma City surrounded by many cousins who have many fond and fun memories growing up together. He went on to graduate from U.S. Grant High School in 1982. After high school, Randy began his career in commercial and residential construction where he began as a laborer and rapidly advanced to the position of job foreman. In 1991, he became operations manager for P.B.W. Industries and was known for his impeccable attention to detail and diligent work ethic. After many years of hard work and dedication, he started his own company, and in 2014, he became the owner/operator of Bond Legacy Contracting LLC. His company excelled at commercial and residential remodeling and construction, often taking on many of the remodels for McDonald’s in the OKC area. He was known for leadership and loyalty to his employees, always cracking jokes making the working environment enjoyable and fun.
Randy was a proud, loving and supportive father to his four children, Daniel, Megan, Caitlin and Samuel.
Randy enjoyed numerous activities and pastimes; most importantly, spending time with and making memories with his children and grandchildren. He was an avid OU Sooners fan, both basketball and football—purchasing season tickets to OU basketball annually where you could find him in the stadiums rallying for his team. He enjoyed reading and learning, especially about history and the Civil War—travelling to see many Civil War battlefields. He was also a music enthusiast, enjoying classic rock n’ roll as well as the blues and jazz. He also enjoyed carpentry and building furniture.
Randy was preceded in death by his father, Frank Coleman; grandfather, Leon Atwell, and grandmother, Lillian Atwell.
Loving survivors are his children: Daniel Coleman, Megan Alexander, Caitlin Beavers and her husband, Nick Beavers, and Samuel Coleman; grandchildren: Shelby Alexander, Sydney Alexander, Jaxon Alexander, Aydin Beavers, Paisley Beavers, and Indie Beavers; his mother, Carol Teague; sister, Shannon Rogers; brother, Brent Heflin; cousins: Kimmie Schlect, Cindy Jansen and Jana Morris; and a host of friends.
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