Tristan “Tink” Cox Death & Obituary: Bagley, MN – The community is mourning the tragic loss of Tristan “Tink” Cox, a vibrant and passionate teen from Bagley, who passed away far too soon. Known for his contagious smile, devotion to family and friends, and deep love for trucks and the outdoors, Tristan leaves behind a legacy of kindness, loyalty, and craftsmanship.
A Proud Graduate with a Passion for Welding and Creativity
Tristan was a proud member of the Corner High School Class of 2025. Driven by a love for hands-on skills and artistic expression, he earned a certificate in welding from the Arts Academy. His dedication to craftsmanship and work ethic were admired by all who knew him, and he took great pride in building a future rooted in creativity and perseverance.
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His Truck, His Pride: A Symbol of Personality and Passion
Tristan’s beloved white Chevy Silverado was more than just a vehicle—it was a reflection of his spirit. He was an active participant in local truck meets, where he connected with like-minded enthusiasts and found a deep sense of belonging. His passion for trucks was well known, and it brought him countless friendships and joyful memories.
Finding Peace in Fishing and Joy in the Game
When he wasn’t behind the wheel, Tristan found solace in fishing—a favorite pastime that offered him peace and reflection. More recently, he discovered a new passion for pickleball, a game he enjoyed with both friends and family. His adventurous and playful spirit brought people together, whether outdoors or on the court.
A Loving Son, Brother, and Friend Remembered by Many
Tristan was preceded in death by several cherished family members who now welcome him into eternity:
- Father: Jamie Cox
- Grandfather: Charles Cox
- Grandmother: Boney Hongland
- Father (step or biological): Joe Cox
- Great-grandfathers: Garald Hugland and William Clayton
He is survived by a large and loving family who will forever hold him in their hearts:
- Mother: Tiffany Cox and stepfather Jonathan Thornel
- Sister: Relay Cox (Cad) and brother Dillian Payne
- Grandparents: Kenneth and Kathy Hongland, and Dennis Cox
- Great-grandmother: Betty Clayton
- Along with a wide circle of extended family, classmates, and countless loyal friends
A Community Grateful for His Presence
Tristan’s family expresses deep gratitude to all of his friends, classmates, and community members who brought joy, laughter, and companionship into his life. Your love and loyalty meant the world to him, and your support continues to comfort his loved ones during this time of loss.
Funeral Arrangements
Funeral service details will be announced on Tuesday. The family invites friends, classmates, and community members to join in remembering and celebrating Tristan’s life.
Final Thoughts: A Life That Touched So Many
Though his time was short, Tristan “Tink” Cox made a profound impact. His bold personality, unwavering loyalty, and generous heart will never be forgotten. In every rev of a truck engine, every ripple on the lake, and every smile shared in his memory, his spirit lives on.
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