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💔 At the memorial service in Fort Worth, Texas on May 26, 2025, George Strait couldn’t hold back his tears as he bid farewell to his lifelong friend — Roy Cooper, the rodeo legend who had recently passed away in a tragic house fire. “I lost my hero,” George said through choked emotion. “He didn’t hang out with me. I was the one always tagging along with him.” The room fell silent as George ended his tribute with a promise for the afterlife: “Throw a council on one for me, brother… and let’s race.”

Introduction George Strait’s Heartfelt Tribute to Rodeo Legend Roy Cooper: “They Broke the Mold After...

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