Randal Reed White

Randal Reed White, known to most as Reed, Randy, Randy Reed or even Reedy Boy (as he would often lovingly refer to himself), went home to his Creator in the early morning hours of Sunday, December 14, 2025 at the age of 68. He was born March 28, 1957 at Oklahoma Baptist Hospital to parents Horace “H.J.” White and Helen (Anderson) White, making him their second of four children. He attended Houston School, Alice Robertson Jr. High, and Muskogee High School, and was a proud tribal member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. After high school, Reed joined the family business and worked alongside his dad at White’s Auto Glass until retirement. He and his dad shared a love of old, antique cars, and they would always be on the lookout for “project” cars to tinker on together. Reed also enjoyed old westerns, soap operas, collecting and shooting antique rifles, and fishing/camping/ hunting. His love of cooking was inspired by his parents, and he would spend his Saturday mornings watching Cajun chef, Justin Wilson (his favorite), and/or Julia Child on PBS to learn new recipes. From an early age, Reed made many friends - some of whom he stayed in close contact with over the years. One friend in particular, Mike Ellis, his closest friend dating back to before primary school, recalls waiting for Reed to come home from Kindergarten so they could play together in the neighborhood. Together they endured a lifetime of memories ranging from very early childhood to being the best man at each other’s weddings to late adulthood and eventually death. Their deep brotherly bond is one Reed cherished and held close to his heart, and one his family is so thankful for. He was preceded in death by his parents, late wife Lucy, nephew Steve Strickland, and older brother, Jerome White. He is survived by his daughters, Chelcy Reed White and partner Anthony Lopez, and Dawn Tarwater Walker and husband Lynn; sisters, Lisa Scott and Sandy Strickland; brother-in-law Audie Strickland; nephew, Dustin Dailey and wife Kaitlin; nieces, Haley and Abbey Strickland; grandchildren, Callan Reed White, Cai Lopez, and David, Will and Chase Walker; great-nephews, Dax and Dean Dailey. A celebration of Reed’s life will be 11AM, Saturday, January 17, 2026 at Cornerstone Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Bob Hancock officiating.

Randal Reed White

March 28, 1957 - December 14, 2025