Randall "Bull" W. Wilson, 51, of Seiling, passed away on October 11, 2024, after a lengthy battle with kidney disease. Randall was born to the late Elizabeth "Janie" Jane Noble on July 10, 1973, in Woodward, OK. After attending Seiling High School, Randall remained in Seiling, OK, where he later worked in the Oilfield until most recently, when he became a college student at Northwestern Woodward Campus, where he wanted to pursue a nursing degree. He loved watching football, spending time with his family and friends, fishing, and attending church, and before becoming ill, he loved riding his Harley. Randall remained a big Seiling High School football fan and attended all the games he could.

Randall held many titles in life, but brother and uncle were his absolute favorites. He loved nothing more than spending time with those he loved. Randall never met a stranger and would have given anyone the shirt off his back. He was the most hard-headed person you could ever meet and was very straightforward, often offering his honest opinions even if you didn't ask for them, hence the nickname "Bull." He was passionate about his church and community and will be greatly missed by all those who loved him.

Randall is survived by his older brother Curtis Wilson and his twin sister Danelle Wilson; his nieces and nephews Jared (Michelle) Wilson, Dr. Ericka (Marquan) Adams, Dominique Adams, Cody Wilson, and Isaiah Driver; his great nieces and nephews Ryan, Rose, Jace, Zion, and Lyla; his loving Aunt Linda (Terry) Bray; and his fur-baby Dax.

Randall joins in heaven his loving grandmother Leona Noble; his mother Elizabeth "Janie" Jane Noble; his aunts and uncles, Patsy Anglin, Betty Liston, Cheryl Smith, Billy Noble, and Herman Noble.

A celebration of life will be held Thursday, October 17, 2024 at 1:00 pm at First Christian Church of Seiling.  To honor Randall and his love for football, anyone who wishes to wear their favorite football jersey is welcome.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Redinger Funeral Home in Seiling, Oklahoma, to help with expenses and a headstone.