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Neil Okrent
January 27, 2011
Mrs. Hooper was a fine lady.The fact that she could raise, Mark, Larry, Jane and Kevin without going nuts qualifies her for Sainthood. The legacy she nurtured with her love and no nonsense outlook is evident in her children and her grandchildren.
She had the biggest heart of anyone I have known.
If a child(she knew or not)in her neighborhood was in need they knew who to come to. Whether for food, a place to be or sympathy, an ear to listen and a loving, compassionate heart to comfort. She would give it without a thought.
I have many fond memories of talking with Mrs. Hooper while waiting for Larry or Jane or Kevin to get out of bed already. Of course often times she would tell me to wake them up myself and get there lazy butts out of the house. Tough love was certainly a part of her make up.
She also had a bit of the eccentric in her and could come up with some off he wall comments or information.
I will miss all it as I know many others shall also.
Julie Nelson
January 27, 2011
Condolences to the Hooper family. Our thoughts are with you in this sad time.
Love,
Mark & Julie Nelson
January 26, 2011
To the Hooper Family, We send our love & prayers to you at this time of sorrow. Joan was a special sister/sster in law to us. We were just talking about our trip with Mimi & Joan to Laughlin NV. Boy what a trip that was. We had sure had allot of fun& allot of laughs. I just know she was a great Mom & Grandma who will be missed.
Love Lawrence & Joyce Saleski
Alicia Hooper
January 25, 2011
Some of my greatest memories were with Grandma Joan. Every minute I spent with her was a new adventure. She was a grandma, a friend, a teacher and a role model to me. I will miss her greatly and wish I could have one last hug.
January 25, 2011
Our hearts & love are given to the Hooper and Hasson Families during this sad time. We all have had such wonderful memories of our gatherings with Joan. May you celebrate her life and all the positives she gave to our world.
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