Nathan Posie Randle was born to the union of William and Patricia Randle on January 4, 1971, in Dallas, Texas.

Nathan grew up in Dallas, where he attended elementary and middle school. He was a proud graduate of South Oak Cliff High School in Dallas, TX and later continued his education at Stephen F. Austin State University, where he also played basketball, a sport he loved deeply throughout his life.

After college, Nathan relocated to Los Angeles, California, where he spent 15 years building his career as a railroad engineer. He carried a quiet brilliance about him—thoughtful, intelligent, and steady in spirit. Even as his health declined, his sharp mind and mental acuity remained intact.

Nathan enjoyed life’s simple pleasures. He loved the game of basketball, cherished a good bowl of pho, and never turned down sweets. Above all else, he was a devoted father. His children, C’Quinn “C.J.” and Jaiden, were truly his pride and joy. Nothing brought a brighter light to his face than speaking about them and the love he had for them.

On May 15, 2026, at 11:15 a.m., Nathan peacefully departed his earthly home surrounded by family. Though his earthly journey ended, he never stopped fighting with courage and strength.

He was preceded in death by his father, William Randle; his sister, Robbin Randle; two brothers, Corneilus Randle and Christopher Randle; and four aunts, Irene Goss, Eddie Joe Hall, Helen Wade and Sammie Lee Davis.

Nathan leaves to cherish his precious memories: his mother, Patricia Randle; his daughter, C’Quinn Randle (aka C.J.); his son, Jaiden Randle; two brothers, Matthew Randle (Tracy) and William Anthony Randle; one sister, JoAnn Randle; five aunts, Bernice Barge, Etta Boleware, Myrtle Fowlks, Dorris Randle and Thelma Hanson; two uncles, Rueben Randle and Joseph Randle; one special niece, LaShawn Patterson; one special nephew, Corey Randle; one special cousin, Dr. Tony Wade; and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and countless friends whom loved him dearly.

Nathan’s strength, love, wisdom, gentle spirit, quiet strength and deep love for family will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.