Obituary for Cordia Lee Randall
Cordia Lee Randall was born on February 20, 1939 in Bristow, Oklahoma to Henderson Holt and Tena (Hicks) Holt of Bristow Oklahoma and passed away January 26, 2020.
Cordia was proceeded in death by: her parents Henderson & Tena, Husbands:Floyd Heape & Henry Randall Brothers: O.D., Ike, Tim & Ted Holt ; Sister: Gladys Webb; oldest granddaughter April Salas.
Cordia was married to Floyd Eugene Heape until his passing in 1988. She married Henry Randall on Christmas of 1990 and was happily married to him for 10 wonderful years, until his passing in 2010.
Cordia was a wife, homemaker, and mother of 3: Cheryl Santos of Dallas, Tx, Terry Burns of Stanfield, Az., and Sandy Heape of Wetumka, Ok. She was a grandmother to 9 grandchildren: April Salas, Angelina Santos, Marco Santos Jr, Leticia Santos, Christoper Heape, Linda (Heape) Gov, Kimberly Burns, Crystal Burns, and Jennifer Burns. She was a great grandmother to 28 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandson and numerous family and friends. She was also a member of the Harte Full Gospel Church in Missouri. In her spare time, she enjoyed taking care of the ill, making quilts, working on puzzles, gardening, and loved her animals.
Cordia was proceeded in death by: her parents Henderson & Tena, Husbands:Floyd Heape & Henry Randall Brothers: O.D., Ike, Tim & Ted Holt ; Sister: Gladys Webb; oldest granddaughter April Salas.
Cordia was married to Floyd Eugene Heape until his passing in 1988. She married Henry Randall on Christmas of 1990 and was happily married to him for 10 wonderful years, until his passing in 2010.
Cordia was a wife, homemaker, and mother of 3: Cheryl Santos of Dallas, Tx, Terry Burns of Stanfield, Az., and Sandy Heape of Wetumka, Ok. She was a grandmother to 9 grandchildren: April Salas, Angelina Santos, Marco Santos Jr, Leticia Santos, Christoper Heape, Linda (Heape) Gov, Kimberly Burns, Crystal Burns, and Jennifer Burns. She was a great grandmother to 28 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandson and numerous family and friends. She was also a member of the Harte Full Gospel Church in Missouri. In her spare time, she enjoyed taking care of the ill, making quilts, working on puzzles, gardening, and loved her animals.