Gail B. Cooperman

My Aunt Gail is someone I admire for more reasons than one will ever know. Her strength, spirit, tough exterior, wit, charm, chutzpah, character, intelligence, beauty, and tender heart are among the amazing qualities which make her – her.

Aunt Gail was a huge patron of the arts. She loved attending Broadway shows and listening to show tunes in her car. It’s a passion we were able to share together. She says it’s in my genes… I got it from her! :o) She took me to see my very first...

Dear Cooperman Family, We were so saddened to hear about Gail. We had such good times living in the same apt building in Fort Wayne. Gail was the chief organizer and leader of all our plans and activities. And, I'll always be grateful to her for rescuing my floundering two year old out of the swimming pool. Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Bruce,Mrs. Cooperman and family. I am so sorry for your loss. Abby and I just found out Tues. night and have been grieving since. I spoke to Gail the beginning of Feb. and she finally agreed to let us come out. Her comment was "what are you going to do sit and look at me?" We were going to stay at the Ressidence Inn near her because we travel with our puppies.Gail as you all know never wanted to be an in convenience so I told her we would go into the city shop etc. That was going to happen...

I worked briefly with Gail on a legal project in Atlantic City in 2002. She was an enthusiatic advocate and a pleasure to work with. I am saddened to hear of her passing at such a young age. My thoughts are with her family.

How fortunate to spend a glorious afternoon with Gail this past Autumn at a NY Giant Football game. Her enthusiasm was infectious, her company gracious. She will always be in our hearts. Our sympathy to the entire Cooperman Family, and especially to Bruce, Gigi, Selma, and the girls.
Love,
The Alper Family

Gail, You will be sorely missed. A tireless and fearless advocate, a faithful friend, a lover of a good time, a proud and devoted daughter, auntie, sister, sister in law. You will live on in many hearts.

Love, Peggy

Bruce, Selma and all, I shall always remember Gail by how much she loved her family, and how happy I was to run into her in court, the diner, etc. I shall miss trying to convince her to root for the Canes over the Buckeyes. Take comfort in your good memories; each other and knowing that there are many of us who love you dearly.