Nickolas Daniel Thompson
Nickolas Daniel Thompson was born on March 30, 2002, in Webster, Texas, and passed away on July 6, 2026, in Webster, Texas.
He is survived by his mother, Kelly Thompson, and his father, Jeffery Thompson; his brothers, Justin, Parker, and Ryan Thompson; his grandparents, Jill and Rich Specion, Lisa and Mike Nigro, and Lynda and Mark McCulloch; his great-grandmothers, Ruth McCulloch, Nettie Boales, and Bette Specion; his aunts, Carrie Haggerty and her husband, Christopher, Amie Osburn and her husband, Kade, and Haylee Hobby; his honorary aunt and uncle, Dawn and Kevin Simon; as well as Daniel Thompson and numerous great-aunts and great-uncles, cousins, and many friends.
Nick was always ready to help others and especially cared for his brothers. He was courageous and always up for an adventure. Nick earned his double black belt in tae kwon do. Nick was very smart, enjoyed learning, and was deeply passionate about his interests. He was loved by everyone he met. We will all miss his smile, his unforgettable loud laugh, and his long stories.
A memorial service will be held at Crowder Funeral Home, 851 FM 517 W, Dickinson, Texas, on Saturday, July 18, 2026. Visitation will begin at 2:30 p.m., and the service will follow at 3:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Nickolas’ memory to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). www.nami.org
You was always quiet either at the gym or work or the wheel … I didnt know you well man but I never heard one negative thing about you… Fly low brother you will be missed…
I have no words, we were very close in Highschool but grew distant as time went on. You were a close friend and I feel terrible I never got to respond to you on the 4th. We use too mess around at school all the time. I remember going to your house and we would play cod zombies then go walk out in the woods. And going too that litttle Chinese restaurant down the road from your parents place. I’ll miss you bro.
Nick, you are one of the kindest and most open hearted people I have had the privilege to get to know. Thank you for all the memories you’ve shared with me. You will be incredibly missed. I wish we had more time. ❤️
My heart is broken, Nick thank you for the memories and laughs we shared together while we were enlisted. I should’ve hit you up more often, gonna miss you man. Fly high brother.
My heart breaks for you Kelly m, as a mom I can’t even imagine. Please know that we are praying for peace for you and your family and sending you hugs.
This was one of my best buddies in high school. I remember we used to chill in the woods on the little hammock he made on a tree. He was like a bright light any time he walked in the room. Any time I think about him I think about colors cuz he was just so easy going, accepting, and full of energy. He loved everyone and he made sure they knew it. We lost touch after a bit but we got back into contact occasionally. I wish we talked more often cuz I always missed him greatly. How could I not miss the presence of one of my best friends? Love that guy, man. Rest in Peace.
Rest in peace brother. I wish we had gotten to go to the gym one last time together. You were such a good friend. You touched many people’s lives and you won’t be forgotten.
Nick was a tremendous friend to my nephew Perry and his girlfriend Skyler. He was there helping to move them into their new house while Perry had to be out of town. He was always ready for hug for me when he came over. My most comforting prayers for his family and friends. May he rest in eternal peace and perpetual light shine upon him.