Jasper Cooper

Our condolences and prayers goes out to the family. From Rodney and Tina Smith

To the Cooper Family With heartfelt sympathy. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May God continue to bless you. Carolyn Jones 🙏🏽

We are so sorry to hear of Deacon Cooper's passing.I had the pleasure of knowing Deacon Cooper from my childhood into my adulthood.He was one of the pillars of St.John Missionary Baptist Church.On October 23,2024 GOD sent one of his Angels to Deacon Cooper to bring him Home.Well Done Deacon Cooper you have fought a good fight.Your are "HEALED" it is now time for your rest. Reverend James and Susie Finch-Douglas

My condolences goes out to the family. Mr. Cooper was my neighbor. I really enjoyed spending time and talking with him. I always told him he reminded me of my daddy. To know him was to love him. God took a good angle home.

My condolences goes out to the family. Mr. Jasper was my neighbor and I really enjoyed spending time with him . I always told him he reminded me of my daddy. To know him was to love him. Another soldier gone home.

I remember mr jasper from work we worked together over 20years and he loved driving that faultlift at the job can't say nothing but good things about him praying for the family but Jasper is ok now

Our neighbor for more than 35 years. A wonderful man to know. We send our prayers and condolences and ask God to continue to provide comfort and care for the family and friends. May Mr. Cooper forever rest in peace. Lissie and Morris Brown

Previous condolences by Gloria Hunter (sister of Mr. Cooper's roommate).

My deepest condolences to Kathy and family. I met Mr. Cooper in April, 2023 when my brother became his roommate at the nursing home. Although, I'd only known Mr. Cooper for a short time, we became like family. My husband and I would meet Kathy and her mom at the nursing home and we would laugh and talk like one big happy family. They seemed to enjoy those times and so did we. Mr. Cooper was still doing his missionary work. When my brother could no longer talk, Mr. Cooper would inform me of how he was doing and what had happened since my last visit. My brother passed on October 7 and Mr. Cooper followed shortly thereafter. I went back to visit Mr. Cooper twice since my brother passed. He had become much weaker. Mr. Cooper was the last friend that my brother made before God called him home (together again). I miss you both dearly. Whenever I go back to the nursing home, I will peep into that room and remember the good times. Rest well sir. Job well done!

We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Mrs. Dorothy Finch and Family

Uncle June, I know you are going to a better place but this one took me by surprise. No more pain and no more suffering. I am so grateful to have had you for my uncle. I didn't want you to go but God has bigger plans for you. You fired me so many times, but you always took me back. I am glad you thought of me as one of your daughters. You will always have a special place in my heart. I know you say don't cry for you, so when you see my tears know that they are tears of joy and sadness. I don't have to say what I did for you because you already know and if I had to do it all over again I would do it with a smile. I will forever love you. Continue to watch over me and your sister. You will be missed. Gone but never forgotten. Love You Always your niece. Kathy Battle

My condolences to the family that God will see you through the difficult days ahead praying. Praying for the family. Angela and Mary Mangum

My deepest sympathy in this time of grief. Mr Cooper was a good neighbor and a sweet man. He will be missed. From, Nikki Brown

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