Kevin Stofle was born on February 21, 1959, in Sherman, Tx and suddenly passed away on September 13, 2021.  Kevin was a loyal and committed son, father, husband, brother, grandad, and friend.

Kevin graduated from Whitesboro High School in 1977 and attended Grayson College and the Texoma Police Academy in 1978.  He began his 40-year career in law enforcement in Whitesboro, Tx as one of the youngest officers in Texas at the age of 19.  He would say he was so young his Dad had to purchase his gun.  He worked for the Whitesboro Police Department until 1980 and then moved to Georgetown, Texas where his parents were living and there began work for IBM in Austin, Tx.   He soon learned his love and calling was in public safety and began his career with the Georgetown Police Department in 1982.  Kevin had an overall law enforcement career of 40 years.

In recent years, Kevin Stofle was appointed to serve as the Williamson County Constable for Precinct 3 on March 18, 2013, in a unanimous vote by the Williamson County Commissioners Court.  Kevin was a graduate of the FBI National Academy and held both a Master Peace Officer License and a Law Enforcement Instructors License and had many years of personnel and project management experience and was a conflict resolution mediator and instructor.  Kevin served as the Assistant Chief of Police with the Georgetown Police Department and was the Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Georgetown.  Kevin also served as a lead instructor for the Texas Institute of Public Problem Solving at the LBJ School of Public Affairs, the University of Texas at Austin from 1999 to 2005 and was a nationally certified instructor for the United States Department of Justice of which he traveled across the United States and Brazil as a lead instructor.

Kevin was the son of Bill and Earnestine Stofle, married to Laura Hawes Stofle for 25 years, and had: four children Bryan, (married Christine and children Stephen and Elizabeth), Amanda (married David Alff and children Kase and Kash), Colt, and Lauren; brother to Debbie Patterson (married Jerry Patterson); uncle to Jeff (married Jamie, children Easton, Justin, Jentry, and Drake) and Jared Patterson (married to Leslie, children Austin, Reagan, and McKinley), and brother in-law to Angela Hawes Cummings (married Ray and children Preston, Connor, and Colby) and Hal Hawes (married Kristal, children Ary and Walker), and mother-in-law, Louise Hawes of Georgetown, TX.

Kevin was an active member of the Celebration Church in Georgetown, a Master Mason with the San Gabriel Masonic Lodge #89 and spent many years volunteering in the community including serving on the Board of Directors for Habitat for Humanity, Project Graduation volunteer for over 40 years, GISD mentor, youth baseball coach, and numerous positions within his church.

Kevin is preceded in death by his grandparents Wade and Grace Stofle of Whitesboro, Tx, Raymond and Evie Gaskin of Whitesboro, Tx; father-in-law Rex Hawes of Georgetown, Tx.

"Kevin Stofle was one of the most honorable men I know. He was a man of integrity, truth, and character. He dedicated his life to serving others, which he did with courage and commitment. He was a role model for not only the deputies who served under him in the Pct. 3 Constable's Office, but those he taught or mentored along the way, more than a dedicated public servant, Kevin Stofle was a loyal son, brother, husband, and father, he was completely devoted to his family." ~ Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell

"Kevin was my absolute everything.  We talked all day, every day, and did everything together.  I am so very, very proud and blessed with the life we made.  He was the most amazing husband and father on this earth.  I will now have to open my own doors, make my own coffee, and watch Yellowstone without him; I just cannot imagine my life without him.  Our beautiful deep faith and knowing he lived his life looking forward to heaven will carry our family through."

~ I love you Kevin so very, very much forever and always. ~ Jeremiah 29:11 ~ Laura

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am on Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at Celebration Church with a time of visitation beginning at 9:00 am. Burial will follow at IOOF Cemetery in Georgetown.