Billie Maxine Cook

While listening to the sounds of a piano, a saxophone, and the strings of a violin down the hall of a classroom assignment I picked up for the day at Booker T. Washington, I experienced a flashback of a memory of my last Violin instructor Billie Cook. She taught violin at El Centro College once upon a time, as well. She was a patient and precise teacher. I wish I could continue lessons with her today.

I miss you, mama! You were such an inspiration: a lover of the arts, a supporter of just causes, and a dynamic go-getter and loyal friend to many!! I am a passionate teacher, today, mostly because of your DNA and your influence. Missing you- love, Camille

What a lovely woman! She was our son's violin teacher for many years, in her home. She was patient and caring and talented. Many times, he was late or otherwise distracted as teen boys can be but she (and he) hung in there and he has had such pleasure through the years with his music. He plays for weddings and nursing homes, etc. She played at his wedding, helped him purchase a quality violin and encouraged him through the years. Thank you dear Billie Cook, and best wishes to your...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

I AM SENDING MY HEARTFELT CONDOLENCE TO YOUR FAMILY.PLEASE BE COMFORTED BY ISAIAH 61:1-2 WHICH STATES IN PART:"GOD HAS SENT HIS SON TO BIND UP THE BROKENHEARTED AND COMFORT ALL WHO MOURN".

I am so sorry for your loss
May you have Kindness and Peace from
God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ
1cor; 1:3

A special thanks and appreciation to Billie for all her support of music through the years, especially the Dallas Symphony Orchesstra. You will be missed by so many.
Victor Marshall