Fay Cooper
On Thursday, May 22, 1975, the world was blessed with an angel, Fay Cooper, the youngest of nine siblings, was birthed to proud parents, Faye and Johnny B. Cooper in Maywood, Illinois. She was given the nickname "Nookie" by her loving fatherShe accepted Christ into her life at an early age at Second Baptist Church in La Grange, Illinois.
In 1991 the family moved to Lake Village, Arkansas. She attended Lakeside High School and graduated in 1993.
Fay was blessed with her sons Stacey Dequan Cooper in 1993 and Coran Jamal Cooper in 1995.
She was currently working as a cashier and was a member of Christian Liberty Baptist Church in Lake Village. She enjoyed being around family and friends. She enjoyed dancing and making others laugh. She was surely the life of the party.
She completed her triumphant journey on June 6, 2020. Waiting for her in Glory was her father, Johnny B. Cooper, sisters Lisa Marie Miller and Stacey Ann Miller and brother Ricky Cooper.
She will truly be missed by those who knew her most.
Fay will be forever remembered by her loving mother, Faye R. Cooper (Lake Village, AR) Two sons, Stacey DeQuan Cooper (Arlington, TX) and Coran Jamal Cooper (Lake Village, AR), Two brothers Dejuan Miller and Anthony Miller both of (Lake Village, AR). 4 sisters Patricia Cooper (Cullen, LA), Joyce (Johnny) Douglas (Plaindealing, LA), Johnnie Mae Cooper and Linda Faye Cooper both of (Shreveport, LA), one adopted sister, MarQuita Miller (Arlington, TX). 1 aunt, Willie Ruth Parrot (Bellwood, IL) and Two uncles, Bunny (Sharon) Sheppard and Loucious Sheppard (Atlanta, GA) and a host of nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Bishop-King Funeral Home
1831 S Highway 82-65
Lake Village, Arkansas
Phone: (870) 265-6166
On Thursday, May 22, 1975, the world was blessed with an angel, Fay Cooper, the youngest of nine siblings, was birthed to proud parents, Faye and Johnny B. Cooper in Maywood, Illinois. She was given the nickname "Nookie" by her loving fatherShe accepted Christ into her life at an early age at Second Baptist Church in La Grange, Illinois.
In 1991 the family moved to Lake Village, Arkansas. She attended Lakeside High School and graduated in 1993.
Fay was blessed with her sons Stacey Dequan Cooper in 1993 and Coran Jamal Cooper in 1995.
She was currently working as a cashier and was a member of Christian Liberty Baptist Church in Lake Village. She enjoyed being around family and friends. She enjoyed dancing and making others laugh. She was surely the life of the party.
She completed her triumphant journey on June 6, 2020. Waiting for her in Glory was her father, Johnny B. Cooper, sisters Lisa Marie Miller and Stacey Ann Miller and brother Ricky Cooper.
She will truly be missed by those who knew her most.
Fay will be forever remembered by her loving mother, Faye R. Cooper (Lake Village, AR) Two sons, Stacey DeQuan Cooper (Arlington, TX) and Coran Jamal Cooper (Lake Village, AR), Two brothers Dejuan Miller and Anthony Miller both of (Lake Village, AR). 4 sisters Patricia Cooper (Cullen, LA), Joyce (Johnny) Douglas (Plaindealing, LA), Johnnie Mae Cooper and Linda Faye Cooper both of (Shreveport, LA), one adopted sister, MarQuita Miller (Arlington, TX). 1 aunt, Willie Ruth Parrot (Bellwood, IL) and Two uncles, Bunny (Sharon) Sheppard and Loucious Sheppard (Atlanta, GA) and a host of nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Bishop-King Funeral Home
1831 S Highway 82-65
Lake Village, Arkansas
Phone: (870) 265-6166
Fay Cooper
On Thursday, May 22, 1975, the world was blessed with an angel, Fay Cooper, the youngest of nine siblings, was birthed to proud parents, Faye and Johnny B. Cooper in Maywood, Illinois. She was given the nickname "Nookie" by her loving fatherShe accepted Christ into her life at an early age at Second Baptist Church in La Grange, Illinois.
In 1991 the family moved to Lake Village, Arkansas. She attended Lakeside High School and graduated in 1993.
Fay was blessed with her sons Stacey Dequan Cooper in 1993 and Coran Jamal Cooper in 1995.
She was currently working as a cashier and was a member of Christian Liberty Baptist Church in Lake Village. She enjoyed being around family and friends. She enjoyed dancing and making others laugh. She was surely the life of the party.
She completed her triumphant journey on June 6, 2020. Waiting for her in Glory was her father, Johnny B. Cooper, sisters Lisa Marie Miller and Stacey Ann Miller and brother Ricky Cooper.
She will truly be missed by those who knew her most.
Fay will be forever remembered by her loving mother, Faye R. Cooper (Lake Village, AR) Two sons, Stacey DeQuan Cooper (Arlington, TX) and Coran Jamal Cooper (Lake Village, AR), Two brothers Dejuan Miller and Anthony Miller both of (Lake Village, AR). 4 sisters Patricia Cooper (Cullen, LA), Joyce (Johnny) Douglas (Plaindealing, LA), Johnnie Mae Cooper and Linda Faye Cooper both of (Shreveport, LA), one adopted sister, MarQuita Miller (Arlington, TX). 1 aunt, Willie Ruth Parrot (Bellwood, IL) and Two uncles, Bunny (Sharon) Sheppard and Loucious Sheppard (Atlanta, GA) and a host of nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Bishop-King Funeral Home
1831 S Highway 82-65
Lake Village, Arkansas
Phone: (870) 265-6166
On Thursday, May 22, 1975, the world was blessed with an angel, Fay Cooper, the youngest of nine siblings, was birthed to proud parents, Faye and Johnny B. Cooper in Maywood, Illinois. She was given the nickname "Nookie" by her loving fatherShe accepted Christ into her life at an early age at Second Baptist Church in La Grange, Illinois.
In 1991 the family moved to Lake Village, Arkansas. She attended Lakeside High School and graduated in 1993.
Fay was blessed with her sons Stacey Dequan Cooper in 1993 and Coran Jamal Cooper in 1995.
She was currently working as a cashier and was a member of Christian Liberty Baptist Church in Lake Village. She enjoyed being around family and friends. She enjoyed dancing and making others laugh. She was surely the life of the party.
She completed her triumphant journey on June 6, 2020. Waiting for her in Glory was her father, Johnny B. Cooper, sisters Lisa Marie Miller and Stacey Ann Miller and brother Ricky Cooper.
She will truly be missed by those who knew her most.
Fay will be forever remembered by her loving mother, Faye R. Cooper (Lake Village, AR) Two sons, Stacey DeQuan Cooper (Arlington, TX) and Coran Jamal Cooper (Lake Village, AR), Two brothers Dejuan Miller and Anthony Miller both of (Lake Village, AR). 4 sisters Patricia Cooper (Cullen, LA), Joyce (Johnny) Douglas (Plaindealing, LA), Johnnie Mae Cooper and Linda Faye Cooper both of (Shreveport, LA), one adopted sister, MarQuita Miller (Arlington, TX). 1 aunt, Willie Ruth Parrot (Bellwood, IL) and Two uncles, Bunny (Sharon) Sheppard and Loucious Sheppard (Atlanta, GA) and a host of nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Bishop-King Funeral Home
1831 S Highway 82-65
Lake Village, Arkansas
Phone: (870) 265-6166
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