Memories of Billy Eugene Stokes

In memory of

Billy Eugene Stokes

Phenix City, AL, USA

June 4, 1954 - August 25, 2020

Jun 4, 1954 - Aug 25, 2020

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Thomas Cochran

Cowboy you were my friend. I will miss you, and i will see you agan in the wrestling ring in the sky. Sargent Rogue

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Cindy Jo Cato

Prayers for BJ..aka joey corbin... So sorry for your loss... The years Billy and I were together were loads of fun and he introduced me to the wrestling family...Bad Boy Billy Black and his wife and Tony Hammet to name a few.. he wiil have a special place in my heart... Love 'Cinnamin'..

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Jeff Tucker

I was privileged to have Cowboy Billy Stokes wrestle in my ring. His love for wrestling was enormous. He was very kind and always great for conversation. His son and his family are part of my extended family. Cowboy enjoy the great matches in heaven brother, I hope you see Big Bill Dramo and Mr. Wrestling 2 waiting for you at the pearly gates, God Bless and RIP .

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2019, Thomaston, GA, USA

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Angela Cacciatoew

Son he left us way to soon. But he's now in a much better place. He's probably already wrestled his first of many matches with his old buddies. RIP Billy. Love you

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