Linden “Lin” Cozart, age 72, of Cleburne, TX, went to be with the Lord after a tough battle with cancer on Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017. Memorial Service will be held at 2 pm on Saturday, March 25th, at Shepherds Valley Cowboy Church located at 8901 US-67, Alvarado, TX 76009. Lin was born on January 5th, 1945 in Gary, TX to Hiram Jr. and Eula Mae Cozart. Lin was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Clyde and Charles, sister Ima, and grandson Colby. Lin attended Stephen F. Austin State University prior to joining the United States Air Force where he served during the Vietnam War. He loved horses, camping, hunting, fishing, golf, & wood working. The Family ask donations be made to The American Cancer Society.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
I am so very sorry to hear of Lin’s passing. He was such a kind man, and I was blessed to have known him. I know your hearts are hurting and I wish I had a way to make you feel whole again. you are all in my prayers in the coming days. Much love to you all.
I am so very sorry to hear of Lin’s passing. He was such a kind man, and I was blessed to have known him. I know your hearts are hurting and I wish I had a way to make you feel whole again. you are all in my prayers in the coming days. Much love to you all.
Harry and I are so saddened by the loss of Lin. The knowledge that he is pain free and in Heaven is so comforting.
Save us a spot on the team Lin!!
Harry and I are so saddened by the loss of Lin. The knowledge that he is pain free and in Heaven is so comforting.
Save us a spot on the team Lin!!
Lin was a great friend. He always had time to help. I really enjoyed the times I was able to join him and Mack for breakfast. It was amazing just how much he could eat! The last time was at the Prickly Pear and even though he was sick and didn’t feel good he still managed to put away most of the huge plate of eggs, sausage and taters they set in front of him. Just what he needed… a mega dose of cholesterol!!!
Lin was a great friend. He always had time to help. I really enjoyed the times I was able to join him and Mack for breakfast. It was amazing just how much he could eat! The last time was at the Prickly Pear and even though he was sick and didn’t feel good he still managed to put away most of the huge plate of eggs, sausage and taters they set in front of him. Just what he needed… a mega dose of cholesterol!!!