Kevin, I will miss you old friend. I’m so glad you came to visit me in February. We made plans for you to return to Florida to go deep sea fishing. I met you when you started working for EDS. We had some great memories there. You were one of those people I could tell when I met you that we were going to be friends. Good friends are hard to come by and I’m truly blessed to have you as a friend. I will miss the phone calls talking about playing golf on old landfills and complaining about old bosses. Thank you for being there for me when I needed someone to listen. May you rest in peace my friend, I will never forget you.

Kevin my friend you will be missed. I think back on all the great times we had in school. The road trips on the JV bus! The downtime before varsity games.....  Oh, and who could forget those dimples!!!!! Once you smiled, all the girls looked at you! That was ok because your heart was bigger than your smile. You were truly one of the good guys.  I’ll always think of you when I pass by CHS. 
Thank you for your friendship ol buddy. Rest in the arms of Jesus now for great is your reward. Put in a good word for me and save me a place. I’ll never forget you Kevin.

Dear Pringle family,   

My heart aches for you.  There are no words that I can say or deeds that I can do to take away your pain.    I know you are a family that believes in our Lord Jesus.  I pray that God will watch over you in your time of grief and give you the peace that passes all understanding.     With my love and deepest sympathy.        

Wilma Slater

I met Kevin back in 84, and just thought he was a really good guy. We double dated and then worked together at UPS loading trucks while we were going to college. Years later I go in for an interview with EDS and I am interviewing with Kevin. I loved that I got to work with him again. Kevin was full of life and just a positive guy. You couldn't help but have a good time with Kevin around. The world is worse off without him, but I know he is with Christ today.  God bless You Kevin, you will be missed...

Dear Kevin,
You were my 1st boyfriend in high school! We dated for three years at Conroe High School, and then my first year in College at NTSU. I always looked up to you and the way you loved your family and Lord. You always spoke fondly of your gentle Mom and Dad, and loved your brothers and sister dearly. It was nice to hear of the trip you and your Mother took before she died and you were proud to afford her that time. Your "candy apple red Corvette" was also a highlight in your life that you were very proud of. But most importantly, you always put God first and I know you rest in His loving arms. We lost touch over the past 40 years, but recently we were able to share some phone calls and e-mails, which helped us reconnect briefly. You sent me a beautiful card with a hummingbird on the front of it. Going forward, whenever I see a hummingbird, I'll think of you and the sweet sentiments inside of that card that made my entire year! You set up a prayer group (you were called the "prayer warrior") at your church for my daughter Michelle who lives in Nepal. Although you didn't get to take a trip to my ranch to spend your birthday with me in July, I know that you are in a WAY better place now, and that your loving Lord is with you. I will always hold a special place for you in my heart and hold you dear. May you rest in peace my beautiful and loyal friend. I truly will never forget you as long as I live. ~Karen Castranova

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Kevin Wade Pringle

21 julio, 1960 – 14 junio, 2020

Brookside Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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