Randy Lee Wright, known affectionately as Blade, was born on February 16, 1982, in Phoenix, AZ. He recently resided in Mt. Juliet, TN, where he passed away on April 25, 2024.

Randy was a medical assistant by profession and had achieved great success in his career. However, his true passions in life lay outside of work. He loved spending time with his mother, Sandra Williams, who was his world. They also enjoyed playing video games, drinking coffee, and watching TV, creating cherished memories. Randy found solace in the beautiful scenery outside his home, where he would watch his beloved fur babies who he loved so much, play outside. Monkey was his cat who became his best friend from the day he was born....along with three dogs named Mimi, Oreo, and Kevin.

Music played a significant role in Randy's life, with Patsy Cline and Marilyn Monroe being his favorite artists. He had a penchant for singing and dancing, always bringing joy to the lives of those around him. Randy's favorite place in the world was at home with his mother, where they shared countless moments of happiness.

Sports also held a special place in Randy's heart, particularly his love for the San Francisco 49ers. He was a devoted fan who cheered on his favorite team with passion and enthusiasm along with his sister April who loved them as well. He was Known for his caring and loving nature, Randy touched the lives of many with his kindness and patience. He was a source of inspiration and brought laughter to everyone he met.

Randy, or Blade, as he was fondly known, leaves behind a legacy of love and joy. He left behind only the greatest of memories to his mother Sandra Williams, his siblings April, Marshell, JD, and Justin, and his nieces and nephews Heather, Savanna, Danny, Donovan, Devin, and great Mason. Sadly, Randy did not have the opportunity to meet his great niece, Marley.

In Randy's life, he lived by the motto "Never a failure, always a lesson," embodying the optimism and resilience that defined him. He will be deeply missed by all who were fortunate enough to have known him. May his spirit continue to bring happiness and laughter to our lives as we remember him with fondness.