Randi Coulon

Randi Coulon took off the flesh on Sunday, April 12, 2026, at the age of 41. Randi was born on June 5, 1984, to Reginald Cobbs and Rita Coulon. Randi adored her only child, Brayahna James, “Bray Bray”, desiring to see her graduate from high school. Yahweh allowed that to happen, plus some! Her siblings were like her children. She always made sure they were ok, and they knew that she had their backs. “I am my brothers’ and sisters’ keeper” was her motto!

She attended Alcorn State University and the University of Houston Clear Lake, Creekview High School, and graduated from Richardson High School in 2002. She was an avid volleyball, softball, and track athlete, earning an athletic scholarship to Alcorn State University, where she played softball and volleyball. She was known for her excellent setting skills; however, she excelled as a defensive player, “Libero,” and a right fielder in softball.

She loved the beach, watching old school movies, ordering pizza, and getting her nails done. The New Orleans Saints and the Astros were her favorite teams! Randi loved attending the Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research Bible class and was an example of perseverance, strength, and appreciation for how Yahweh Elohim moved in her life. Her testimony is that Dr. Kinley “Yahweh” has the power of life and death, which he proved to her and all of us through experience, several times over the last few years.

Her medical care team often checked her nails before checking her vitals, commenting, “Girl, look at those nails, you always have the cutest nails.” She was an avid athlete who played and coached volleyball and softball. She was quite the disciplinarian, often earning frowns from her nieces, nephews, heck, everyone!

She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Walter and Elaine Coulon; Ruth P. Ray and John Cobbs; great-great Aunt Lula Ishem, sister Ariana Elaine “Ari” Pitts, Uncles Byron Coulon Sr. and Daryl Coulon, Tige Cobbs, and a host of other great aunts, uncles, and cousins.

She leaves to cherish her memory her parents, her daughter Brayahna James, her brothers Anthony DiLosa Jr., Reginal Cobbs Jr., Seth Cobbs, her nieces Violet DiLosa and Tiffany Davis, her nephews Karson DiLosa and Alonzo Drew Thomas Pitts, Aunts Dionne Coulon, Angie Walker (Greg), and Angel Fontenot (John), Uncles Walter Jr. and Van Coulon Sr., Ken Brown (Juliana) and a host of other relatives and friends.