Memories of Kirk Thompson

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Kirk Thompson

Coupland, TX

May 30, 1964 - January 6, 2022

May 30, 1964 - Jan 6, 2022

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Liz Brummett

2019, Dwarf House Grill, Atlanta GA

Kirk had just secretly left a very generous tip for the waitress and was walking out. This is the moment that she discovered it and was extremely emotional, as she was going through some tough times in her life. It's not the best photo, but it's a very special memory for me out of so many over the years. Kirk was so kind and generous.

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Curt and Stacie Walker

Ashley Rogers

Cory Thompson

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Curt and Stacie Walker

This is the epitome of Kirk! Thank you for sharing! ♥️ This is the epitome of Kirk! Thank you for sharing! ♥️ This is the epitome of Kirk! Thank you for sharing!... Read more

Shari Taylor

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Shari Taylor

Sheryl, Praying for you all! Big Hugs, Shari Taylor

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Liz Brummett

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Robbie and Wes Walters

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Ryan Saum

2020, Dilley, TX, USA

Kirk in the field!

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Yanni and Kelly Iliadis

Curt and Stacie Walker

Jenny Aldridge

Jared Johnson

Cory Thompson

Caren Conway

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Andrea Thompson

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Steve Patterson

2005, Waco, TX, USA

Sic Em — with Kirk and Kally

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Kally Thompson

Curt and Stacie Walker

Cory Thompson

Jennifer Burklow Williams

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Steve Patterson

I do not have any recent photos of Kirk, nor recent memories. I last saw he and his wonderful family in 2006 before we moved. We met through our boys, Kally and Nik and baseball.  Kirk was a good friend, a great coach and a better man. I took this at a football game. He loved his Bears and I sent him a note last April when they won the Final Four.   My son loved to play for Kirk and he was a man who new baseball, cared about kids and developed men. His team would pray together before a game. He loved to win but he loved the competition just as much. I can still remember when he scheduled a baseball practice on Super Bowl Sunday. I knew then that this dude was different.  Kirk, I regret I don’t have more recent stories to tell, but my family and I are grateful that our lives crossed paths with you and your family, with whom we share our most heartfelt condolences.  Some people cross your path and you never forget them. That is your legacy and we mourn your passing as we thank God for your life.

I do not have any recent photos of Kirk, nor recent memories. I last saw he and his wonderful family in 2006... Read more I do not have any recent photos of Kirk, nor recent memories. I last saw he and his wonderful family in 2006 before we moved. ... Read more I do not have any recent photos of Kirk, nor recent... Read more

Nancy Gray-Gajan

Although my family moved from Pasadena to the Huntsville area when I was 5, we traveled back to Pasadena often to visit our beloved friends, Judy, Ray and the Thompson boys. They in turn, made trips out to the country to visit us. We had many laughs and made wonderful memories with this sweet family. Of course, over time as we grew older and started families of our own, we lost touch - until 2019 when Kirk shared his diagnosis with cancer on Facebook. He shared his battle and his treatment with us all and we lifted him and his family up in prayer. In 2020, I was diagnosed with cancer myself and it was Kirk who, along with many others, walked me through with words of encouragement and love and I will be forever grateful for that. Although it's been many years that I've actually seen Kirk, our childhood friendship reached across the decades to help me through an uncertain time and I know I'm not alone in sitting here with a broken heart and disbelief that someone that was so large in life here on earth has been taken from us. How very fortunate we have all been to have known him in whatever capacity that may have been. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends as they try to move forward without him.

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