DEAPLAINE, Ark. — The Greene County community is grieving the sudden loss of Randall “Randy” Williams Nicholas, a longtime Bono resident, who tragically died early Friday morning in a semi-truck crash on Highway 90 south of Delaplaine. He was 60 years old.
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Sheriff Brad Snyder confirmed that deputies from the Greene County Sheriff’s Office and officers with the Arkansas State Police responded to the scene. The highway remained closed for several hours while crews worked to investigate the crash and clear the site, reopening around 9 a.m.
Accident Details
According to authorities, Nicholas’s semi-truck left the roadway and overturned, causing fatal injuries. Investigators have not yet released details on what caused the vehicle to veer off the road. The Arkansas State Police, in coordination with Greene County officials, are conducting a full investigation and have asked anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
Remembering Randy Nicholas
Born and raised in Walnut Ridge, Randy was a proud graduate of Walnut Ridge High School and a well-known figure in both Walnut Ridge and Bono. He spent his life working as a truck driver, a career that reflected his commitment to hard work and providing for his family.
Those who knew Randy described him as warm, friendly, and always willing to lend a helping hand. Friends and neighbors say his humor, kindness, and genuine nature made him someone people could always count on. His presence brought comfort to others, and his sudden passing leaves a deep void in the community.
Life and Legacy
Randy’s life was defined by his dedication to family, his integrity, and his ability to connect with others. Whether through his work, his friendships, or his day-to-day interactions, he touched lives with compassion and generosity.
Friends and relatives recall his smile, his storytelling, and his unwavering loyalty. He was not only respected for his work ethic but also cherished as a beloved son, brother, friend, and neighbor whose influence will long be remembered in Greene County.
Community in Mourning
News of Randy’s passing has prompted an outpouring of grief and remembrance across Bono and Walnut Ridge. Social media tributes and local condolences highlight his impact as a hardworking professional and a kindhearted friend.
Though his life was cut short, the memories he created—filled with laughter, warmth, and love—will endure in the hearts of those who knew him.
Funeral Arrangements
Funeral service details will be announced by his family in the coming days. Friends, neighbors, and community members are expected to gather to celebrate his life and support his loved ones during this difficult time.
Randy Nicholas’s passing is a heartbreaking loss for Greene County. He will be remembered for his kindness, integrity, and lasting connection to his community.