Visitation Information:
First Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 10:00am - 1:00pm Location Cypress Baptist Church
Second Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 5:00pm Second Location Calvary Baptist Church
Louise Martin Cooke was born February 21, 1935 in Prescott, AR and passed away August 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La. and a memeber of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
she was preceded in death by: Father-Leroy Martin; Mother-Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; Husband Roy Cooke, Jr; Brother-in-law William Floyd Cooke; Mother-in-law Lona Pittman Cooke,Father-in-law Roy S Cooke.
Survivors include: one Daughter Barbara Cooke Ezell and husband Wesley Ezell; Three grandchildren Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel; Connie Ezell Childers; Wesley Ezell Jr.; Greatgrandchildren Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter and Casey Ezell; Great great grandchild Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin Charlotte D. Woody; Sister in-law Carolyn Parish and husband Pete; Sister in-law-Diane Herring and husband Bobby; brother in-law Gary Cooke and wife Pamela; a host of nieces and Nephews. Special friends Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers: Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
Officiating over her funeral services Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton at Calvary Baptist Church august 20, 2010. Interment at South Central Cemetery.
Printed from the youngscommunity death pamplet giving to friends and family at time of service. Printed August 20, 2010.
Funeral services for Louise Martin Cooke, 75, of Gilbert, were held at Calvary Baptist Church on Friday, August 20, 2010, with Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton officiating. Burial followed at South Central Cemetery under the direction of Young's Community Memorial Funeral Home in Winnsboro.
Mrs. Cooke was born Feb. 21, 1935 in Prescott, Ark., and passed away Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La., and a member of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
She was preceded in death by her father, Leroy Martin; mother, Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; husband, Roy Cooke, Jr.; brother-in-law, William Floyd Cooke; mother-in-law, Lona Pittman Cooke; father-in-law, Roy S. Cooke.
Survivors include one daughter, Barbara Ezell and husband Wesley of Gilbert; three grandchildren: Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel of Wisner; Connie Ezell Childers of Charlotte, Tenn.; Wesley Ezell Jr. of Charlotte, Tenn.; great-grandchildren: Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, and Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter, and Casey Ezell; great-great-grandchild, Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin, Charlotte D. Woody of Prescott, Ark.; sisters-in-law: Carolyn Parish and husband Pete of Wilmington, NC, Diane Herring and husband Bobby of Clarkton, NC; brother-in-law, Gary Cooke and wife Pamela of Greenville, NC; and a host of nieces and nephews. Also special friends: Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers were Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
To leave an online condolence for the family please visit www.youngscommunity.com.
The Franklin Sun Paper printed August 24, 2010.
First Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 10:00am - 1:00pm Location Cypress Baptist Church
Second Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 5:00pm Second Location Calvary Baptist Church
Louise Martin Cooke was born February 21, 1935 in Prescott, AR and passed away August 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La. and a memeber of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
she was preceded in death by: Father-Leroy Martin; Mother-Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; Husband Roy Cooke, Jr; Brother-in-law William Floyd Cooke; Mother-in-law Lona Pittman Cooke,Father-in-law Roy S Cooke.
Survivors include: one Daughter Barbara Cooke Ezell and husband Wesley Ezell; Three grandchildren Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel; Connie Ezell Childers; Wesley Ezell Jr.; Greatgrandchildren Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter and Casey Ezell; Great great grandchild Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin Charlotte D. Woody; Sister in-law Carolyn Parish and husband Pete; Sister in-law-Diane Herring and husband Bobby; brother in-law Gary Cooke and wife Pamela; a host of nieces and Nephews. Special friends Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers: Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
Officiating over her funeral services Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton at Calvary Baptist Church august 20, 2010. Interment at South Central Cemetery.
Printed from the youngscommunity death pamplet giving to friends and family at time of service. Printed August 20, 2010.
Funeral services for Louise Martin Cooke, 75, of Gilbert, were held at Calvary Baptist Church on Friday, August 20, 2010, with Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton officiating. Burial followed at South Central Cemetery under the direction of Young's Community Memorial Funeral Home in Winnsboro.
Mrs. Cooke was born Feb. 21, 1935 in Prescott, Ark., and passed away Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La., and a member of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
She was preceded in death by her father, Leroy Martin; mother, Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; husband, Roy Cooke, Jr.; brother-in-law, William Floyd Cooke; mother-in-law, Lona Pittman Cooke; father-in-law, Roy S. Cooke.
Survivors include one daughter, Barbara Ezell and husband Wesley of Gilbert; three grandchildren: Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel of Wisner; Connie Ezell Childers of Charlotte, Tenn.; Wesley Ezell Jr. of Charlotte, Tenn.; great-grandchildren: Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, and Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter, and Casey Ezell; great-great-grandchild, Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin, Charlotte D. Woody of Prescott, Ark.; sisters-in-law: Carolyn Parish and husband Pete of Wilmington, NC, Diane Herring and husband Bobby of Clarkton, NC; brother-in-law, Gary Cooke and wife Pamela of Greenville, NC; and a host of nieces and nephews. Also special friends: Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers were Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
To leave an online condolence for the family please visit www.youngscommunity.com.
The Franklin Sun Paper printed August 24, 2010.
Visitation Information:
First Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 10:00am - 1:00pm Location Cypress Baptist Church
Second Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 5:00pm Second Location Calvary Baptist Church
Louise Martin Cooke was born February 21, 1935 in Prescott, AR and passed away August 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La. and a memeber of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
she was preceded in death by: Father-Leroy Martin; Mother-Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; Husband Roy Cooke, Jr; Brother-in-law William Floyd Cooke; Mother-in-law Lona Pittman Cooke,Father-in-law Roy S Cooke.
Survivors include: one Daughter Barbara Cooke Ezell and husband Wesley Ezell; Three grandchildren Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel; Connie Ezell Childers; Wesley Ezell Jr.; Greatgrandchildren Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter and Casey Ezell; Great great grandchild Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin Charlotte D. Woody; Sister in-law Carolyn Parish and husband Pete; Sister in-law-Diane Herring and husband Bobby; brother in-law Gary Cooke and wife Pamela; a host of nieces and Nephews. Special friends Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers: Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
Officiating over her funeral services Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton at Calvary Baptist Church august 20, 2010. Interment at South Central Cemetery.
Printed from the youngscommunity death pamplet giving to friends and family at time of service. Printed August 20, 2010.
Funeral services for Louise Martin Cooke, 75, of Gilbert, were held at Calvary Baptist Church on Friday, August 20, 2010, with Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton officiating. Burial followed at South Central Cemetery under the direction of Young's Community Memorial Funeral Home in Winnsboro.
Mrs. Cooke was born Feb. 21, 1935 in Prescott, Ark., and passed away Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La., and a member of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
She was preceded in death by her father, Leroy Martin; mother, Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; husband, Roy Cooke, Jr.; brother-in-law, William Floyd Cooke; mother-in-law, Lona Pittman Cooke; father-in-law, Roy S. Cooke.
Survivors include one daughter, Barbara Ezell and husband Wesley of Gilbert; three grandchildren: Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel of Wisner; Connie Ezell Childers of Charlotte, Tenn.; Wesley Ezell Jr. of Charlotte, Tenn.; great-grandchildren: Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, and Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter, and Casey Ezell; great-great-grandchild, Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin, Charlotte D. Woody of Prescott, Ark.; sisters-in-law: Carolyn Parish and husband Pete of Wilmington, NC, Diane Herring and husband Bobby of Clarkton, NC; brother-in-law, Gary Cooke and wife Pamela of Greenville, NC; and a host of nieces and nephews. Also special friends: Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers were Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
To leave an online condolence for the family please visit www.youngscommunity.com.
The Franklin Sun Paper printed August 24, 2010.
First Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 10:00am - 1:00pm Location Cypress Baptist Church
Second Visitation: Thursday August 19th 2010 5:00pm Second Location Calvary Baptist Church
Louise Martin Cooke was born February 21, 1935 in Prescott, AR and passed away August 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La. and a memeber of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
she was preceded in death by: Father-Leroy Martin; Mother-Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; Husband Roy Cooke, Jr; Brother-in-law William Floyd Cooke; Mother-in-law Lona Pittman Cooke,Father-in-law Roy S Cooke.
Survivors include: one Daughter Barbara Cooke Ezell and husband Wesley Ezell; Three grandchildren Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel; Connie Ezell Childers; Wesley Ezell Jr.; Greatgrandchildren Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter and Casey Ezell; Great great grandchild Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin Charlotte D. Woody; Sister in-law Carolyn Parish and husband Pete; Sister in-law-Diane Herring and husband Bobby; brother in-law Gary Cooke and wife Pamela; a host of nieces and Nephews. Special friends Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers: Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
Officiating over her funeral services Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton at Calvary Baptist Church august 20, 2010. Interment at South Central Cemetery.
Printed from the youngscommunity death pamplet giving to friends and family at time of service. Printed August 20, 2010.
Funeral services for Louise Martin Cooke, 75, of Gilbert, were held at Calvary Baptist Church on Friday, August 20, 2010, with Rev. Bobby Ensminger and Rev. Tommy Patton officiating. Burial followed at South Central Cemetery under the direction of Young's Community Memorial Funeral Home in Winnsboro.
Mrs. Cooke was born Feb. 21, 1935 in Prescott, Ark., and passed away Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010 at her residence in Gilbert. She had formerly lived in Bossier City. She was a retired secretary from Seagull Operating Co. of Shreveport and Moffitt Automotive of Bossier City. She was a member of the Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, La., and a member of the Auditorium Sunday School Class. Louise was an avid quilter. She was one of the founders and a past president of Red River Quilters and a founder of the satellite group Nimble Thimbles.
She was preceded in death by her father, Leroy Martin; mother, Blanche E. (Dewoody) Martin; husband, Roy Cooke, Jr.; brother-in-law, William Floyd Cooke; mother-in-law, Lona Pittman Cooke; father-in-law, Roy S. Cooke.
Survivors include one daughter, Barbara Ezell and husband Wesley of Gilbert; three grandchildren: Brittany Ezell Berry and husband Samuel of Wisner; Connie Ezell Childers of Charlotte, Tenn.; Wesley Ezell Jr. of Charlotte, Tenn.; great-grandchildren: Zachary Childers and wife Lisa, and Dustin Childers; Brooke, Hunter, and Casey Ezell; great-great-grandchild, Jaylen Rae Ezell; special cousin, Charlotte D. Woody of Prescott, Ark.; sisters-in-law: Carolyn Parish and husband Pete of Wilmington, NC, Diane Herring and husband Bobby of Clarkton, NC; brother-in-law, Gary Cooke and wife Pamela of Greenville, NC; and a host of nieces and nephews. Also special friends: Betty Brocato, Thelma Thompson, Morgan Freeman, and Zola Mathis.
Pallbearers were Mike Stephens, Ray Sledge, Morgan Freeman, Samuel Berry, David Thompson, and Ronnie Cook.
To leave an online condolence for the family please visit www.youngscommunity.com.
The Franklin Sun Paper printed August 24, 2010.
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