Corey Carter Simpson

R.I.P. buddy, love ya brother . Never forget Gatlinburg hanging out on your birthdays. You were like a kid brother. Bob Melton

Bob Melton , didn't know he had passed. He worked for me on the road, was like a younger brother God bless Love ya Corey you will always be in my heart brother.

Corey will be so missed by so many. Hold comfort in the kindness of his smile and the friendship that he brought to others. Our sympathies are with you who miss him dearly.

So sorry to hear of Corey's passing. He was way too young. Both my son and daughter-in-law were friends of his in High School. RIP Corey

So sorry for the passing of Corey . Haven't seen him in years . But remember him well . Such a good baseball pitcher !Remember his Grandma sitting on the hill at the park watching her grandboys play ball .I remember his kind Mother . Love and prayers for the family .

We just learned of Corey's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. I am sure our son, Jason Johnson, and Corey are putting together a baseball game in heaven. Peace be with you.

You were a life long friend since kindergarten. Even though we hadn't benn in touch for a while I thought of you often. My prayers for your family. You will be missed!!

So sorry for your loss; praying for all of your family. I haven't seen Corey for quite a few years, but I will always remember his smile and the way he could throw a baseball as well as play the game.

So sorry for your loss cuz our prayers are with you all

Thinking of you and your family Chris!!!! Praying for peace and comfort! Love you!

Rest in peace my friend.

Tuck was a great friend! I only knew him for a few years in college but we made the most of it. I love you brother. R.I.P.

Ions of the great honors in life is the opportunity to serve others. For 12 years I served as the sports chaplain at Union College in Barbourvills, Ky., where Corey played out his collegiate baseball career.

His passing causes me to reflect on hundreds of moment in which he'd cause one to smile, laugh gaining the best out of life and friendship. I took him to the hospital in Nashville, Tn., from a game when he learned he was a diabetic. It may seem crazy to share that experience but we had a lot of fun even though it was scary moment too. He told me, "Preacher, get me out of here a 100 times while we told stories and laughter imagining the stories we could make up". Life is about memories and he was a friend to his teammates at every level.

One of Madison Southern's elite athletes. Rest in peace u will be missed.