Roy Randall Williams, 67, of Arlington, Texas, passed away unexpectedly on September 24, 2026.
Randall was born on September 22, 1959, in Fort Worth, Texas, to Robert Williams and Tina Burns. He grew up in the Dallas–Fort Worth area and later made Arlington his home, where he lived for the remainder of his life.
On February 15, 1987, Randall married the love of his life, Laura Williams. Together, they built a family rooted in love, faith, and dedication. Randall loved the Lord deeply, and his faith in Jesus Christ was an important part of his life. He loved his wife, his two sons, and his grandchildren dearly.
Randall was a hardworking man throughout his life. He made many sacrifices to provide for and care for his family. Though he faced adversity and difficult seasons, he met them with faith, determination, grace, and strength. He was known for his perseverance, devotion to those he loved, and ability to keep moving forward through life’s challenges.
Throughout his career, Randall received numerous awards and earned the respect and friendship of many coworkers. He took pride in his work and was valued by those who had the opportunity to know and work alongside him.
Randall was also known for his good sense of humor and his ability to make people laugh. He had a way of bringing lightness into a room, making others smile, and helping people feel at ease.
Randall is survived by his beloved wife, Laura; his sons, Jonathan and Jeffrey; and his grandchildren, John Ross and Weston.
He is also survived by his brother, Scott Williams, and sister-in-law, Jodie Williams; his nephew, Josh Williams, and Josh’s wife, Cassandra Williams; his brother-in-law, Gary Robins; his nephews, Chris Robins, Jeff Winkles and his wife, Lizeth Winkles; his sister-in-law, Carolyn Mariyappa, and her husband, Darsh Mariyappa; and his nephews, Cole Mariyappa and his wife, Hanna Mariyappa, Aden Mariyappa, and Evan Mariyappa. He is also survived by other relatives, friends, and coworkers.
Randall was preceded in death by his father, Robert Williams; his mother, Tina Burns; and his sister, Lana Robins.
He will be remembered for his love for the Lord, his deep love for his family, his strong work ethic, and the courage and faith with which he faced life’s challenges. His memory will live on in the hearts of all who loved him.