Corey Cook Las Vegas NV Obituary – Corey Cook, a former standout football and wrestling athlete from Lake City High School in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, tragically passed away, leaving behind a legacy of strength, determination, and a love for sports. Corey, who graduated in 2015, made a name for himself as a multi-sport athlete during his high school years.
On the football field, he wore the number 17 jersey as a cornerback (CB) and fullback (FB) for Lake City’s varsity team. His athleticism and leadership qualities were evident as he played with heart, always putting his team first. As a wrestler, Corey also excelled, earning respect from his peers and coaches for his relentless work ethic and competitive spirit.
Those who knew Corey remember him as much for his character as his athletic ability. His coaches and teammates described him as a quiet leader, someone who inspired others through actions rather than words. Whether on the field or in the gym, Corey was always focused on improvement, pushing himself to be the best he could be, and encouraging his teammates to do the same.
After high school, Corey relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he continued to pursue his passion for sports and fitness. Though he was far from home, Corey remained connected to his roots in Coeur d’Alene, regularly keeping in touch with friends and family. He was a brother to Devante Lamar Smith.
Corey’s tragic passing has left a deep void in the lives of those who loved him. But his legacy endures. His story serves as a reminder of the impact an individual can have, not only through athletic achievement but also through kindness, humility, and dedication to others.
