
of Osceola, AR
April 24, 1956 - April 28, 2007
Randell Brooks, 51, of the Osceola area, died Saturday, April 28, at Mellwood. He was a farmer and lived most of his life in Jonesboro; he was a 1974 graduate of Jonesboro High School. He and his son had a special relationship together, sharing his love of farming, fishing and hunting.
Survivors include his mother, Wilma Brooks of Jonesboro; one son, Jay Randell Brooks of Carson Lake, AR; two brothers, William "Hank" Brooks of Jonesboro and Bryan Brooks of Blytheville.
He was preceded in death by his father, Jethro Brooks of Jonesboro, and grandparents Henry and Clara Brooks, and Jess and Ruth Vickery.
Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m., Thursday, May 3, at Roller-Farmers Union Funeral Home, with John Freeman officiating, and burial at Pine Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday 6:00-8:00 p.m. at the funeral home.
Pallbearers include Robert Walker, Freddie Smith, Bubba Norvell, John Nelson, Tommy Gambill, Stan Bowlin, Dale McPherson and Mike Mangrum.

We were so sorry to hear about Randell's death. Our sympathy goes out to all of you. He was very well liked . I don't think he even knew how many friends he did have. He was a great dad to Jay, and he will be sorely missed

I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Randell was a good friend for a long time. I'll miss hunting with him.

We will miss you Randy. Love always!

My heart goes out for you Jay and all of your family. Your dad will still be close to you whenever you go and in your heart you will know that. Your dad was a real good friend of my and I always enjoyed your visits with me. I wanted to let you know that I will always be here for you. Pat chandler Marie Grocery

From all the crew here at Agriliance in Wilson, our hearts and prayers are with you. Randell was a good friend to all of us. May God bless you.

we will all miss you randell.

Dear Family & Friends of Randall, Time is so very precious to all of us. We count it a great pleasure to have been able to spend time with Randall. He was more than a customer, he was a true friend! Through all the tough times that he faced, Randell was looking for the positive side. Through his heart surgery, we realized how limited our assurance of tomorrow can be. Randell is already missed and we will never forget the good & bad times we have shared through his farming years. Wilma & Michelle with Consolidated Grain & Barge

My prayers are with the Brooks family. May God bless you all.

From an old friend.

Dear Wilma, Hank, Bryan and other family members; I am not well enough to visit you at the funeral home but my heart goes out to all family members. I loved Jethro and Wilma with all my heart and you boys also. Loretta is still coming to my private office so I can visit with friends. Not many left of my age. I just know one thing for sure that came out of my life, I truly loved my patients and was sorry when my health would not allow me to do what I believe was my calling in life. Love, Dr. Smiyh

I don't remember much about Randall. I do know Hank. I always knew Jeff as "Papa Jeff". I'm Wanda Driver's granddaughter. My maiden name is LaPiro. I'm so sorry for your loss. All my love and prayers are with you.

My thoughts are with Randall's family at this time. Randall "adopted" Roy's labrador after Roy 's unexpected death in 1994 and that was a comfort to me, his wife, at that difficult time and for that and other reasons Randall will always hold a special place in my heart.

My heart and prayers go out to all of you at this time of sorrow and need. I have known Randell and Jay for 13 years. Whenever I saw him he would always smile and say hi. Dear Jay, your dad is with God now and will always be your gardian angel. He will protect you and keep you safe. Please know that he would want you to miss him but at the same time he would want you to keep living your life. He was so proud of you for winning that shotgun and said how lucky you are. He was right jay, you are lucky, because you had Randell as a dad. Stay strong and God will help you thru this time. May God Bless Each and Eveyone of you!

My prayers are with the family during this difficult time of sorrow. Jay, I'm Ms. Katie, I've had you in class at Junior High. This will probably be the most difficult time you go through in your life. I know you're wondering why you. There is nothing I can say to comfort you during such a tragic time in your life, however believe in God, and he will carry you through this. Your dad has earned his wings and will be looking down at you. I know he doesn't want you to be sad. I'm here for you. My condolences to you. I will be praying for you. Ms. Katie

May our Lord Jesus give you much comfort during this time of great sorrow.