Birth date: Jun 7, 1950 Death date: May 25, 2025
Randall Scott Blevins, adored father, husband, grandfather, teacher, and friend, passed away peacefully on May 25, 2025, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the age of 74. Born June 7, 1950, in Tulsa to Leo and Marilyn (Shipley) Blevins, Rand Read Obituary
We just saw Pam and Randy and Randy was as always the life of the party. A good man and would help anyone who needed it. We are happy to call him our friend and will always have fond memories of him.
Darald & Deanna
Although saddened by his passing, I remember Randy with great happiness, since we shared wonderful experiences growing up together as lifelong friends. Even though we never lived near one another, we kept in touch regularly, with Randy sharing his family stories and his and Pam's adventures. Randy touched everyone he met in a positive way, and gis sense of humor is the stuff of legends.
I will miss you Randy. Peace and love to Pam, Cindy and the rest of the family.
It is with happiness that I remember my friend Randy. Friends since 8th grade, Randy and I kept up by phone on holidays. He loved talking about his family and he and Pam's adventures and listening to mine. We got old together in spite of the fact we lived far apart. Randy brought light to my life and to every life he touched. I will always cherish his sense of humor and his devotion to his family. Rest well my friend, and peace and love to Pam, Cindy and the rest of Randy's family.
RIP Randy
A joy to know.
Many thanks.
Faith, family, and food.
Nino
I always called him “Blevins,” and he’d just grin and shoot me back a joke, a story, or a “aren’t you supposed to be class chicken lips??” His funny faces, random noise blurts, practical jokes, and pranks were always the highlight of the day.
My absolute favorite memory though revolves around his ‘ol’ high school wrestling days—He’d always say “I may be fat and old now, but you guys shoulda seen me back in high school I mean I was a S.T.U.D. stud!” he was the stud who got allllll the ladies, and I would always tease him that he had to prove it, and sure enough, one day he brought his yearbook in! He wasn’t lying, I had to concede!
Blevins was full of mischief, jokes, and so much love for his students. I was a hell-on-wheels kind of kid, but we just clicked. He never tried to change me—just made space for me, challenged me, and believed in me.
He was one of the good ones. A beautiful soul, a brilliant teacher, and someone I will truly never forget. I loved him dearly. Rest easy, Blevins.
We first met Randy and Pam about eight years ago. Our fondest memories of Randy involved his pranks, and some of his great historical accounts over a meal. He always had anecdotes and funny stories to tell, quick with his wit and in offering a helping hand. He is truly missed and our prayers of comfort go out to his family.
Randy Blevins,
He was loved by all who knew him.
Very popular and fun; the leader in pranks & mischief against High School rivals, College High!
He will be missed by many, a light has gone out in the world!
RIP Caryn Leithead Merrell
