Henry R. Cooper

Dear Mrs. Cooper:
I was so sad to hear of the passing of Dr Henry Cooper. I new him for 30 years as the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Medical consulant. He was so willing to share his medical knowledge with all of our staff and what a great teacher of medical conditions. I loved his World War 11 stories and life in the navy. He was kind, caring and gave good advice when asked. Dr Carroll Moody will really miss him as they were very good friends. I will keep Dr Cooper in my...

Mrs. Cooper and Family,
I'm so sorry to hear of Dr. Cooper's passing. He was truly a very special man and a friend to so many. Vocational Rehabilitation was very fortunate to have his guidance and wisdom for so many years. I know that I personally benefited from knowing him. As the days and weeks pass, may you feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Dear Barbara - our thoughts are with you and it was wonderful seeing you recently. Both of you had a specail place in our hearts since we loved seeing you at the Gold Coast Jazz Society Events - the two of you were such a handsome couple. Love from Betty and Joe Lynch.

Dear Barbara, I know this is a difficult time; you shared so many amazing years with him, and did so much for him. Soon it will be easier to remember the best of times. Thinking of you, Sandy Dolnick

My dear, dear Dr. Cooper, I thought you would live forever, I truly did, because to me you were an angel. You hired me in December 1991, and gave me a ray of hope in an otherwise scary world, raising 3 children in South Florida, new to the area, going through a divorce... You were not just an employer, you were a friend. With many a days, lending me your shoulder, giving advice and treating my nasty migraine. Your memory will remain in my soul, as you have touched my life so deeply. ...