Randal "Randy" Craig Davis

Randal “Randy” Craig Davis, 66, of Edmond, Oklahoma, passed away on September 20, 2026.

Randy was a beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend whose warmth and sense of humor left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him. He was a warm, funny man who loved to make people laugh, and his presence had a way of making people feel welcome and at ease.

Randy shared 44 wonderful years with his wife, Shari Davis. Together, they built a life filled with love, family, adventure, and travel. Some of Randy’s happiest times were spent traveling alongside Shari, experiencing new places and making memories together.

He was a devoted father to Ryan Christopher Davis and Kayla Renee Davis and loved his family deeply. Randy is also survived by his parents, Anna Mae Davis and Ronald Cecil Davis, and his brother, Michael Davis.

Randy knew how to enjoy life. He had a special love for classic cars, especially his 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, and enjoyed a good cigar. Whether he was traveling with Shari, spending time with his family, behind the wheel of his Bel Air, enjoying a cigar, or simply making those around him laugh, Randy appreciated the moments that made life worth living.

Randy also leaves behind an extraordinary professional legacy. He spent more than four decades in the industrial compressed-air industry and was the proud owner and President of Air Systems and Pump Solutions (ASPS). Through years of hard work, leadership, and dedication, he built not only a successful business but relationships and a reputation that extended throughout his industry. Randy lived by the motto, “The harder I work, the luckier I get." a reflection of his determination, work ethic, and belief that success was earned through commitment and perseverance. His accomplishments were many, but Randy’s legacy reaches far beyond the company he built or the titles he held.

His greatest legacy is the life he created and the people he loved. It lives on in his family, in the lessons he taught, in the laughter he brought into a room, in the friendships he formed, and in the countless stories and memories that will continue to be shared.

Randy lived a full life, loved deeply, worked hard, laughed often, and left his mark on everyone who knew him. Though his family would have given anything for more time with him, they are incredibly grateful for every year, every trip, every laugh, and every ordinary moment they were lucky enough to share.

Randy was larger than life and his legacy will continue through all those who had the privilege of loving him.