Cooper Stuart

I can only imagine how hard it still is to have lost little Coop so early in his adult life. He was a great young man and was very friendly. He loved life, wife, and dog.

Watching you grow from a little boy into a wonderful man was such a pleasure. We are glad we were able to be part of your life, even for a short time. You are missed dearly. Love to the Stuart Family, we are thinking of you.

I shared a house with Cooper while we were undertaking work training in Atlanta, GA. We built a great friendship during that time and also had a great time together when he visited London. Cooper was a great friend, kind and was always up for a laugh. I am deeply saddened by the news. I pray that God will grant his family the strength. My most sincere condolences.

I am remembering a sweet, kind, full of energy preschooler. I have so many happy memories of Cooper, Chrissy, Trudy and Big Cooper. I was very sad to hear of his passing. Thoughts and prayers for you and your family.

I know Megan and her family from the friendship she began with my daughters in school. I have had you all on my mind since I heard this tragic news. Words can not express how sorry I am. Just had to let you know I am thinking of you and Cooper's family.

Cooper was one of the most thoughtful students I ever had the pleasure of teaching. I always enjoyed talking to him and getting his insights and opinions. I was deeply saddened to learn of his death. Your family is in my thoughts and prayer.
May God Keep You in His Loving Arms,

Trudy,Cooper,Chrissy and Megan and family,too,

Having read through all of these heartfelt messages, this "Guest Book" of memories is truly a celebration of Coop's life. He may have lived more in his 29 years than some folks live in a lifetime. He will truly be missed but his memory will live on in the hearts of all who loved him. John and I were so sad to hear this news and have been praying for your strength during this very difficult time. May God bless you all, Bonnie and John...

What a wonderful man Cooper was. Always smiling. When my 6 year old grandson would knock on the door to ask if "Little" Coop would come out to play...he did! They would play catch or walk to the lake. Cooper was one of a kind.

All of our family is grieving with you.

Love to you, Chloe & David