Texas Rangers spring training will never be the same again.The Rangers on Thursday announced the death of Shirley Kost, who became known as theCookie Lady throughout 30 years of fandom and baking cookies for players, staff, and broadcasters.Shirley passed away early Thursday morning at the age of 82.The club released the following statement on her passing:The Texas Rangers mourn the passing of a longtime loyal and very passionate fan today. Shirley Kost has been a part of the Rangers family for over 30 years. Shirley was affectionately known as the Cookie Lady as she tirelessly baked and brought thousands of cookies to Rangers players, staff Kevin Czuczman Pet Jersey, and broadcasters over the years.Shirley and her husband Cal, who has worked for many years as a ballpark seasonal employee, have been annual visitors to Rangers spring training camps in Florida and Arizona. It has always been a welcome sight for players and coaches to see the Kosts each year on the back fields in spring training https://www.storeminnesotaonline.com/Hunter_Jones_Pet_Jersey-228, and it was just not the same without them being there in 2021.We wont soon forget Shirleys unwavering support and enthusiasm for the team and its players and coaches over so many seasons. This is a very sad day.The Rangers send their thoughts and prayers to Cal and the entire Kost family at this very difficult time.To honor Shirley, the Rangers plan to have a moment of silence prior to Monday night series opener with the New York Yankees at Globe Life Field.
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