Randy C.

Henry

Randy Clifton Henry, 69, raced into the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on September 10th, 2023, completely healed and unburdened by the cares of this life. He was born October 8, 1953, in Anderson, Missouri, to JC Henry and Bonnie Lou Cooper. He was greatly influenced by
his maternal grandparents, Ross and Bernice, who played an enormous role in shaping Randy into the incredible man he became.

Randy met Patricia "Peanut" Arnett at the Bentonville Bowling Alley, where he captured her heart with his twinkling green eyes, dimples, and big muscles, which he flexed to win her attention. Not surprisingly, Randy and Peanut were married shortly thereafter on September 3, 1971, and made an indomitable team- Randy like a hurricane and Peanut the calm in the eye of the storm. An energetic and outgoing family man, Randy started his own business, Superior Concrete, and became a kingpin in the world of concrete and cement finishing. Together, he and Peanut raised five children: Melissa Dawn, Melinda Gail, Randy Shane, Thomas Ivan, and Coty John, who altogether bestowed upon him twelve perfect grandchildren and two precious great-grandkids, all who dearly loved and admired him.

Throughout his life, Randy was a Mopar driving, motorcycle riding, NASCAR fan who always had a joke or riddle to share. Randy was filled with the Holy Ghost and baptized in Jesus' name, which changed his life forever. He became the biggest, boldest Jesus fan we knew. He enjoyed
talking about the Lord more than breathing and always wanted to share his testimony of God's love with everyone he encountered, wanting them to know the joy and peace that he had found. The world was a better place with Randy Henry in it and there will be a void without him that
nothing or no one else could ever fill. We will miss the wisdom that he shared, the singularity of his voice, the strength of his character, and his fiercely protective, unconditional love. We will forever be heartbroken to lose him but rejoice in the knowledge that he is happy and made whole.