Lewis Randall Birmingham was born February 2nd, 2008 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Elizabeth Ann Bishop and Randall Lewis Birmingham. He passed away in Elk City, Oklahoma at the age of 17 years, 1 month, and 21 days.

Lewis, as an infant, moved with his parents to Arkansas. He began early head start at the age of 2 in Camden, Arkansas where he stayed for 3 years. The family then moved to the Oklahoma City area where he attended Hayes elementary school. During this time he was tested and diagnosed with autism and attended classes geared towards his needs. In 2019 the family moved to Elk City, Oklahoma where he began to attend Elk City Intermediate School. Currently Lewis was considered a junior attending Elk City High School. Lewis also began attending the Western Technology Center located in Burns Flat, Oklahoma. Lewis loved the Special Olympics and attending school to see all of his friends and teachers. He could often be seen standing outdoors while eating lunch and  jumping around listening to music, occasionally stopping to ask to take someone's picture. He loved asking if he could pull the fire alarm, and eating his favorite vegetable, ketchup. Growing up Lewis also loved playing various different video games lots of times with his sister. His favorite games were GTA, Minecraft, and Fallout 3. The perfect way to describe Lewis was that he could brighten anyone's day no matter the circumstances. He was only capable of seeing the good in people, never seeing the bad.

He is preceded in death by Quana Jean Atchison, Joyce Marie Atchinson; Charlie Blackwell, Rosie Blackwell, And one great uncle, Robert Blackwell.

Lewis is survived by his parents Randall Lewis Birmingham and Elizabeth Ann Bishop. 1 sister, Brandy Birmingham, grandparents JoAnn Estrada, Esteban Estrada, Randall Lee Birmingham , Roy Crandall, and Mary Katherine Bishop and a host of other relatives and friends.

In Loving Memory of Lewis Birmingham