Greene County, AR — The Greene County community is grieving the sudden and tragic loss of Randall “Randy” Williams Nicholas, a longtime resident of Bono, who died early Friday morning in a semi-truck crash on Highway 90 south of Delaplaine. Randy was 60 years old at the time of his passing.

Sheriff Brad Snyder confirmed that deputies with the Greene County Sheriff’s Office, along with officers from the Arkansas State Police, responded to the scene of the accident. The roadway remained closed for several hours as crews worked to clear the crash site and investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.

According to police reports, the semi-truck driven by Nicholas left the roadway and overturned, resulting in fatal injuries. The highway reopened around 9 a.m. following the completion of emergency response operations.

Remembering Randy Nicholas

Randy Nicholas was a cherished member of the Bono and Walnut Ridge communities. A proud graduate of Walnut Ridge High School, he spent his life surrounded by family, friends, and neighbors who admired his character, work ethic, and devotion to those around him. Randy’s presence in the community was marked by his warmth, friendliness, and willingness to lend a helping hand whenever needed.

Those who knew him remember him not only for his professionalism as a truck driver but also for his kindness, generosity, and sense of humor. Randy was the type of person whose smile could brighten a room and whose steadfast presence provided comfort and reassurance to those around him. His sudden passing leaves a profound void in the lives of his family, friends, and the broader Greene County community.

Life and Legacy

Born and raised in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, Randy maintained close ties to his hometown throughout his life. He eventually made his home in Bono, where he continued to cultivate friendships and connections with neighbors and colleagues. Randy’s career as a truck driver reflected his dedication to hard work and his pride in providing for his family and community.

Family and friends remember him for his unwavering loyalty and his ability to make everyone feel valued and appreciated. Whether sharing stories, helping neighbors, or spending time with loved ones, Randy approached life with a combination of dedication, integrity, and warmth that left a lasting impression on all who knew him.

Ongoing Investigation

Authorities have not yet released further details regarding the cause of the crash. The Arkansas State Police, in conjunction with the Greene County Sheriff’s Office, are conducting a full investigation to determine the factors leading to the tragic accident. Officials encourage anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has information about the crash to come forward to assist in the investigation.

A Community in Mourning

The loss of Randy Nicholas is felt deeply throughout Greene County. His friends, neighbors, and colleagues have shared condolences, recalling his gentle nature, humor, and dedication to family and community. Social media posts and local tributes have reflected the wide-reaching impact Randy had on the people around him.

Though Randy’s life was cut tragically short, the memories, laughter, and connections he created with those he loved will live on. His family, friends, and the Bono community will continue to honor his legacy, remembering him as a devoted friend, hardworking professional, and beloved member of the community.

Funeral Arrangements

Funeral services and arrangements are expected to be announced by his family in the coming days. Friends, neighbors, and community members are invited to attend services to celebrate the life of Randy Nicholas and to provide comfort and support to his grieving loved ones.

Randy Nicholas’s life, though ended prematurely, will be remembered for his heartfelt kindness, integrity, and enduring connection to the Bono community, leaving behind a legacy of love and respect that will not soon be forgotten.