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Carl Leslie Cooper
July 19, 2013
Carl Leslie Cooper, 55 of Bratt, passed away Thursday, July 18, 2013, in Mobile. He was a marketing associate with Sysco. He was born in Pensacola on July 24, 1957, to Lawrence Madison and Doris Troutman Cooper. He was a 1975 graduate of Ernest Ward.
Survivors include his wife, Shannon Z. Cooper; one son, Leslie Cooper; one daughter, Lindsey Cooper; mother, Doris Cooper; one brother, Marion Cooper, all of Bratt; one sister, Judy (Chip) Gilmore of Pensacola; and two grandchildren, Kendall Cooper and Bentley Hale.
Graveside services will be Saturday, July 20, 2013, at 9 a.m. in Godwin Cemetery in Bratt with Rev. C.L. Langford officiating.
Johnson-Quimby Funeral Home, Inc is in charge of all arrangements.
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10 Responses to “Carl Leslie Cooper”
My goodness, Carl was so young! What happened??
My condolences to the Cooper family. I went to school with Carl back in the 70’s.. He was a great person..
Shannon, Doris and all the family: We were shocked to hear about Carl. We go back a long way with both Shannon’s family and Doris’ family. Didn’t find out about this until Saturday noon. Shannon still miss Edie and Fred and know it’s been hard for Doris after Lawrence passed but we have the assurance of seeing our loved ones one day. We are right here in Davisville if you need us.
Laura & Eddie
Shannon,
We’re just in shock and so very sorry to hear about Carl. He was such a great guy and we truly enjoyed our conversations with y’all when we had the mini mart (McDavid). Our thoughts are with you and your family and please let us know if there is anything we can do.
Sincerely,
Kim & Kevin Harris
We are so sorry for the loss of Uncle Carl. The family is in our prayers!!!
So very sad for all the family! Carl loved his wife so very much and she loved her MAN that is how I met them together. This family stayed tight with all the ups and down of a family. Carl and Shannon ya’ll mean a lot to me. I’ll never forget!!!
Peace and GODs LOVE,
Kindness in friendship,
Janis LaBue Russell
Dear Shannon & all the Cooper Family,
Thinking of you at this time… Always enjoyed you for neighbors years ago & have good memories of going to Cooper’s Store for groceries as a child! Life brings many changes. Wishing you courage for the future!
Sincerely, Cynthia (Schneider) Koehn
sorry to hear about Carl…he was well loved by all his peers and family…he had many friends growing up…I know that I haven’t been around Bratt for some 40 years so I haven’t had the privilege of being around Carl and family much…I loved all my relatives even though I’m not with you as much as I would like to be…you are in my thoughts and my heart as I love each of you…and I know that Doris,Judy,Marion,Shannon, and his children and grands will miss him, and always remember that God is in control and that one day we will have the privilege of seeing Carl again…love to all of you…
Dear Shannon,
So sorry to hear about Carl. Skip and I tried to get information so we might send flowers, but we could not locate you. Our prayers and thoughts are with you, Leslie and Lindsey. Please let usknow if there is anything we can do. Stay in touch. Love you!!!
Joyce
Carl Copper was a good man, he loved his wife and children, worked hard all his life, and had the respect from his community!
I know he will be missed tremendously! My thoughts and prayers are with Shannon and the children. Praying God will give them the strength needed to get through this.