Dale Meyers Cooper

Dear Dale and Norman,
I began my art classes at the league with Mario in 1985. I met Dale at a local art show and she awarded me an honorable mention for some photo I had entered. I could not believe my luck when I got back from my sabbatical to find Dale in charge of the class. We hit it off from the start and I became hooked on Saturday morning class. She would saunter in with a cup of coffee and a sweet roll and sit down next to me and we would trade stories. My wife soon joined the...

A straight "A" student who found herself failing in a mandatory general art class in Junior High never wanted to try art again until I met Dale. Dale guided me from my "lollypop flowers" to winning a red dot; a credit to her talent in teaching as well as her patience. God Bless you Dale, Janine Schindler

You were the best watercolor instructor ever. You taught us how to achieve what we were striving for and, best of all, set us straight when we went astray. Unfailingly honest and direct, you told us what we needed to hear. My favorite quote from you: Ruth, why did you do THAT?!?

Phillip and I thought your mother was wonderful. We were privileged to share several holidays with her and some quiet visits as well. I will always treasure the watercolor she painted of our grandchildren in front of the house "mucking" one 4th of July. Our love to you both.

You were my watercolor inspiration at the ASL I will miss you.

Dear Dale & Norman:
Thanks for sharing your mom's remarkable life for those of us who knew her after she came to western MA to live on the farm. Sincerely,
Maureen Flaherty

MAY THE THOUGHT OF KNOWING THAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHARE IN YOUR GRIEF BRING YOU A MEASURE OF COMFORT.PLEASE READ PROV 17:17