Reverand W. T. Cooper was well known for his loving nature and kindness to all that he met. He attended to The Little Star Cemetary that was right down the road from his life long home. That is now where he rests, peacefully, among the trees and woods that he loved so much. A beautiful resting place for a beautiful, loving person.
He had a special talent with woodwork. His shop was a place that he loved to be. I remember the smell of the cedar shavings on the floor while standing and watching him carve out something new with his tools. I have heard that some of the furniture that he made is still present in homes around this area of Louisiana. What a blessing to know that such a lasting memory is there.
Husband of Bessie Mae Beavers Cooper
He had a special talent with woodwork. His shop was a place that he loved to be. I remember the smell of the cedar shavings on the floor while standing and watching him carve out something new with his tools. I have heard that some of the furniture that he made is still present in homes around this area of Louisiana. What a blessing to know that such a lasting memory is there.
Husband of Bessie Mae Beavers Cooper
Reverand W. T. Cooper was well known for his loving nature and kindness to all that he met. He attended to The Little Star Cemetary that was right down the road from his life long home. That is now where he rests, peacefully, among the trees and woods that he loved so much. A beautiful resting place for a beautiful, loving person.
He had a special talent with woodwork. His shop was a place that he loved to be. I remember the smell of the cedar shavings on the floor while standing and watching him carve out something new with his tools. I have heard that some of the furniture that he made is still present in homes around this area of Louisiana. What a blessing to know that such a lasting memory is there.
Husband of Bessie Mae Beavers Cooper
He had a special talent with woodwork. His shop was a place that he loved to be. I remember the smell of the cedar shavings on the floor while standing and watching him carve out something new with his tools. I have heard that some of the furniture that he made is still present in homes around this area of Louisiana. What a blessing to know that such a lasting memory is there.
Husband of Bessie Mae Beavers Cooper
