Kevin Wesley Cockerline

Kevin was one of my Moses Hall brothers for four years. I didn´t know he was from Michigan since he was a big Texas cowboy through and through. Condolences too all of his family and friends. You too Smitty!

I worked with Kevin for many years, first at Standard Meat/Design Foods, then later at Tyson. Kevin was always a gentleman, and a joy to be around. My prayers go out to all his family and friends. I know he will be missed greatly by all who knew him.

Kevin and I became friends back in elementary school--TWU Demonstration school. We started a lawn mowing business while still in elementary school and even mowed our Kindergarten teacher's yard. Kevin and I would ride our bikes to and from school. We liked to wrestle but if I pinned him he would never give up! There are so many wonderful memories that carried all the way through High School. Prayers are with all of the family.

Hard to believe that you’re gone Kevin; you were just way too young. Although we didn’t see each other much anymore, you will always hold a special place in my heart. I met you in 1983 at Standard Meat and we became fast friends. Remember, my daughter had such a crush on you that she vowed, at the age of 6, she was going to marry you someday? She still remembers that. Such fond memories. Prayers of comfort for Luz, Liz, Kayla and the rest of your family. May they find peace in the love you...

Kevin introduced himself at Denton High School. I was the new kid. We were 16. Now 45 years later, today I will say goodbye. We had a great journey together and thanks for letting me ride "shotgun" brother. Our stories are legend and will always bring a smile. Kevin may have met his destination now, but I know the people he touched along the way are better because of him. I know I am. Not many people are lucky enough to have a lifelong friend. Thanks for picking me, we had a good ride.

I’ve known Kevin since the early ‘90s; he was my first sales manager, but ultimately, was a good friend. He treated me with great respect and taught me so much about being a professional salesman. RIP KC.

It is hard to put this type of loss into words. Kevin was a great guy that always did his best in working with us at Pizza Hut. You could ask him to do anything and he would without complaint. I always enjoyed the A&M and Arkansas games with him, he loved his Aggies. Most importantly he loved his family more than anything! We often exchanged stories about our families. Of course he did have that dry sense of humor that at times I didn't know if he was joking or not. He is probably...

My deepest sympathy to Kevin's family. After growing up in Denton with him and then working together for several years, he has been like a brother to me through thick and thin. Always generous to so many people, words cannot express what his friendship meant to me and my family over almost 54 years. He will forever be missed.