Randall L. Williamson, 65, of Danville, Illinois, passed away on January 9, 2020 at OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center in Danville, Illinois at 10:58 AM.
Randy was born on July 17, 1954, the son of Herman and Willma (Wiedle) Williamson in Arrington, England. He married Martha Grothe in Rantoul on June 2, 1973 and she survives of Danville.
Survivors include his wife, Martha of Danville; one daughter, Rachel (Todd) Davis of Danville, Illinois; one son, Rob (Andi Tarquini) Williamson of Danville; one brother, Roger (Joanne) Williamson of Brownsville, Texas; two sisters, Rhonda (Scott) Walter of Danville, Illinois and Rose (Gary) Mammele of Sevierville, Tennessee; three grandchildren, Lauren Davis, Audrey Williamson and Hart Williamson all of Danville as well as his mother-in-law, Margaret El Nora Grothe.
Randy is preceded in death by his parents, one infant son and his father-in-law, Victor Raymond Grothe.
Randy served his country in the United State Air Force and was a member of Second Church of Christ. He was a Tool and Die Maker by trade and worked for Towne Machine. He enjoyed spending his free time woodworking and camping.
Randy was born on July 17, 1954, the son of Herman and Willma (Wiedle) Williamson in Arrington, England. He married Martha Grothe in Rantoul on June 2, 1973 and she survives of Danville.
Survivors include his wife, Martha of Danville; one daughter, Rachel (Todd) Davis of Danville, Illinois; one son, Rob (Andi Tarquini) Williamson of Danville; one brother, Roger (Joanne) Williamson of Brownsville, Texas; two sisters, Rhonda (Scott) Walter of Danville, Illinois and Rose (Gary) Mammele of Sevierville, Tennessee; three grandchildren, Lauren Davis, Audrey Williamson and Hart Williamson all of Danville as well as his mother-in-law, Margaret El Nora Grothe.
Randy is preceded in death by his parents, one infant son and his father-in-law, Victor Raymond Grothe.
Randy served his country in the United State Air Force and was a member of Second Church of Christ. He was a Tool and Die Maker by trade and worked for Towne Machine. He enjoyed spending his free time woodworking and camping.
Randall L. Williamson, 65, of Danville, Illinois, passed away on January 9, 2020 at OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center in Danville, Illinois at 10:58 AM.
Randy was born on July 17, 1954, the son of Herman and Willma (Wiedle) Williamson in Arrington, England. He married Martha Grothe in Rantoul on June 2, 1973 and she survives of Danville.
Survivors include his wife, Martha of Danville; one daughter, Rachel (Todd) Davis of Danville, Illinois; one son, Rob (Andi Tarquini) Williamson of Danville; one brother, Roger (Joanne) Williamson of Brownsville, Texas; two sisters, Rhonda (Scott) Walter of Danville, Illinois and Rose (Gary) Mammele of Sevierville, Tennessee; three grandchildren, Lauren Davis, Audrey Williamson and Hart Williamson all of Danville as well as his mother-in-law, Margaret El Nora Grothe.
Randy is preceded in death by his parents, one infant son and his father-in-law, Victor Raymond Grothe.
Randy served his country in the United State Air Force and was a member of Second Church of Christ. He was a Tool and Die Maker by trade and worked for Towne Machine. He enjoyed spending his free time woodworking and camping.
Randy was born on July 17, 1954, the son of Herman and Willma (Wiedle) Williamson in Arrington, England. He married Martha Grothe in Rantoul on June 2, 1973 and she survives of Danville.
Survivors include his wife, Martha of Danville; one daughter, Rachel (Todd) Davis of Danville, Illinois; one son, Rob (Andi Tarquini) Williamson of Danville; one brother, Roger (Joanne) Williamson of Brownsville, Texas; two sisters, Rhonda (Scott) Walter of Danville, Illinois and Rose (Gary) Mammele of Sevierville, Tennessee; three grandchildren, Lauren Davis, Audrey Williamson and Hart Williamson all of Danville as well as his mother-in-law, Margaret El Nora Grothe.
Randy is preceded in death by his parents, one infant son and his father-in-law, Victor Raymond Grothe.
Randy served his country in the United State Air Force and was a member of Second Church of Christ. He was a Tool and Die Maker by trade and worked for Towne Machine. He enjoyed spending his free time woodworking and camping.
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