Sue Cockrum of Harvester, MO, passed away at the age of 83 on Wednesday, October 2, 2019. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Harold Cockrum; her son, Steve Cockrum; and her parents, Houston and Oletia Isom.
Sue is survived by her children, Brenda (Geoff Daniels) Moore, Gary (Marge) Cockrum, and Kathy Lemons; her grandchildren, Jeremy Wells, Matt Cockrum, Joshua Cockrum, Nathan Cockrum, Jimmy Carpenter, Justin Wells, Adam Cockrum, Jordan Wells, Sean McCracken, and Andrew McCracken; and her eight great-grandchildren.
Sue was a faithful and devout member of First Baptist Church, Harvester, where she volunteered as a Sunday school teacher. Traveling with her “Young at Heart” group was something that she always looked forward to, as was Easter, her favorite holiday, where she and her family had their annual egg hunt. Sue enjoyed getting creative and working on crafting projects such as ceramics, painting, and making ornaments every Christmas. Sue treasured the time she spent with friends and family and the fun they had together playing games like Uno or Sequence. She will be dearly missed.
Sue is survived by her children, Brenda (Geoff Daniels) Moore, Gary (Marge) Cockrum, and Kathy Lemons; her grandchildren, Jeremy Wells, Matt Cockrum, Joshua Cockrum, Nathan Cockrum, Jimmy Carpenter, Justin Wells, Adam Cockrum, Jordan Wells, Sean McCracken, and Andrew McCracken; and her eight great-grandchildren.
Sue was a faithful and devout member of First Baptist Church, Harvester, where she volunteered as a Sunday school teacher. Traveling with her “Young at Heart” group was something that she always looked forward to, as was Easter, her favorite holiday, where she and her family had their annual egg hunt. Sue enjoyed getting creative and working on crafting projects such as ceramics, painting, and making ornaments every Christmas. Sue treasured the time she spent with friends and family and the fun they had together playing games like Uno or Sequence. She will be dearly missed.
Sue Cockrum of Harvester, MO, passed away at the age of 83 on Wednesday, October 2, 2019. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Harold Cockrum; her son, Steve Cockrum; and her parents, Houston and Oletia Isom.
Sue is survived by her children, Brenda (Geoff Daniels) Moore, Gary (Marge) Cockrum, and Kathy Lemons; her grandchildren, Jeremy Wells, Matt Cockrum, Joshua Cockrum, Nathan Cockrum, Jimmy Carpenter, Justin Wells, Adam Cockrum, Jordan Wells, Sean McCracken, and Andrew McCracken; and her eight great-grandchildren.
Sue was a faithful and devout member of First Baptist Church, Harvester, where she volunteered as a Sunday school teacher. Traveling with her “Young at Heart” group was something that she always looked forward to, as was Easter, her favorite holiday, where she and her family had their annual egg hunt. Sue enjoyed getting creative and working on crafting projects such as ceramics, painting, and making ornaments every Christmas. Sue treasured the time she spent with friends and family and the fun they had together playing games like Uno or Sequence. She will be dearly missed.
Sue is survived by her children, Brenda (Geoff Daniels) Moore, Gary (Marge) Cockrum, and Kathy Lemons; her grandchildren, Jeremy Wells, Matt Cockrum, Joshua Cockrum, Nathan Cockrum, Jimmy Carpenter, Justin Wells, Adam Cockrum, Jordan Wells, Sean McCracken, and Andrew McCracken; and her eight great-grandchildren.
Sue was a faithful and devout member of First Baptist Church, Harvester, where she volunteered as a Sunday school teacher. Traveling with her “Young at Heart” group was something that she always looked forward to, as was Easter, her favorite holiday, where she and her family had their annual egg hunt. Sue enjoyed getting creative and working on crafting projects such as ceramics, painting, and making ornaments every Christmas. Sue treasured the time she spent with friends and family and the fun they had together playing games like Uno or Sequence. She will be dearly missed.
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