Willie Lee Cook Jr., affectionately known by many as "Pistol Pete", "Cookie Monster", "Tony" or simply "Brother", passed away on January 2, 2026, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the age of 51. He was born to Willie Lee Cook Sr. and Karen Shoals-Stanley on August 17, 1974, in Antlers, Oklahoma. Willie brought light and laughter into the world from the very beginning.

He was a proud graduate of Grant High School in Grant, Oklahoma. Throughout his life, Willie remained deeply connected to his roots and community. His vibrant personality and unmistakable presence left an impression wherever he went.

Willie was known for being full of life and brining joy to everyone around him. He had a magnetic spirit, easy to get along with, endlessly funny, and always ready with a clever nickname or code name for just about everything. His perfect smile and natural charisma made him           unforgettable. Whether he was riding around town, listening to music, or spending time with family and friends, Willie lived each moment with authenticity and heart.

Music was one of his great loves, he believed he could sing and often did so with enthusiasm that lifted spirit. He had a way with words and people that made others feel seen and appreciated. Non-confrontational by nature, Willie valued peace and connection above all else. Those who knew him often described him as one of the best people they had ever known.

Willie's love for his family ran deep. He is remembered by his mother, Karen Shoals-Stanley (Ricky) of Reno, TX; his father Willie Cook Sr., of Paris, TX; (4) sons: Devontre Cook of Paris, TX and Devin Cook, Raiheim Glenn and Da'Shawn Glenn both of Oklahoma, OK; (2) daughter: Khaydejah Cook and Porsha Cook both of Oklahoma, OK; (1) sister hermeece Shoals of Hugo, OK; (4) brothers: Jason Cook of Bluff, OK, Tony Cook of Durant, OK, Chris and Ricky along with a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends who will carry on his legacy of laughter and love.