I grew up in Jacksboro, Texas and graduated with Lee's older brother Jimmy. I remember Lee at coming by football practice as a young skinny kid. Later, I marveled as this young kid grew into a fantastic athelete at Jacksboro then TCU. I was saddened today to learn from one of Lee's classmates that he was no longer with us. I know he is missed, but the memories he left for so many will long be remembered by those that knew and watched him. He was a one of the best of the best.

Dear Cook Family,
I am very sorry for your loss. He seemed liked a nice guy. May God Bless You! (-:

i just found this site today. I am thinking of you all especially now that yet another loss is affecting your family--- my dear cousin Pauline cook. what a fine family. Its great to read all the legacies Lee left in his life in Brenham. Wish i could see you all soon so do remember you have cousins in oregon. my best ------- Jeannie

Robin, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that we are praying for you and your family at this time of tremendous sorrow.

Lee Cook you will be missed. I have met few men with a conviction like yours. A man whose word is his bond. A man whose hand shake is as good as a testament to God. I will see you again Lee Cook.