William Todd Caudle

William Todd Caudle, born on December 7, 1991, in Bakersfield, California, passed away on November 30, 2025, in Ada, Oklahoma. Todd came into the world as the cherished son of Brent and Shiloh, and from the beginning, he carried a lightness and humor that touched everyone around him.

Todd is survived by his two greatest joys in life—his son, Kayson, and his daughter, Aleigha—who will forever carry his kindness, his laughter, and his love forward. He also leaves behind his faithful dog and best friend, Sage, who rarely left his side and brought him endless comfort and companionship.

Todd is survived by his parents, Brent and Helen Caudle of Ardmore, Shiloh Trembley of Eufaula and his loving siblings—Brent of California, Cherokee of Tulsa, Cameron and fiancé Savannah of Ardmore, and Cooper of Ardmore-each of whom he adored deeply. His love for his brothers and sister was one of the strongest threads of his life, and he never missed an opportunity to laugh with them, tease them, or tell them how much they meant to him.

Also holding him in her heart is Lindsey Smith, his “Ride or Die” for eight years, and her children Brayden and Kayleigh, who remain grateful for the time and memories they shared.

He is also survived by nephews and nieces, Joshua, Braxton, Bryce, Gatlen, Anderson, Zoe, Blake, and Brynlee.

He is preceded in passing by his Nan, his grandma, Grandpa Bill, Memaw, Aunt Sandra, Uncle Brad and Auntie Dani, all of whom now welcome him home at Heaven’s gates.

Todd enjoyed life with a rare and genuine enthusiasm. He loved to laugh, to make others laugh, and to find joy in the everyday moments that others might overlook. Whether spending time with his family, sharing stories with his siblings, or simply walking with Sage, Todd embraced the world with an open heart.

Those who knew him will remember his warmth, his humor, his loyalty, and the way he made people feel seen and loved. Todd’s spirit lives on in the family he treasured, the memories he created, and the love he gave so freely.

May he rest in peace, surrounded by the loved ones who went before him.