James Fenimore Cooper Jr.

The Korean War Veterans Association Department of Florida and Chapter 173 Casselberry send our belated yet deepest sympathies on the passing of our Brother In Arms (James Fennimore Cooper, Jr. (US Navy Navigator/bombardier USS Coral Sea). He served his country well and honorably. May he Rest In Peace.

Sorry I missed the service. Fenimore´s trust and support support of me resurrected my legal career. I love him and will always be grateful for the huge part he played in my life!

He was an excellent lawyer and mentor. Fun too.

Alan and Mary Catherine, I am so very saddened to hear of the passing of your father. I am left with very fond memories of the 23 years that we worked together and his kindness to me when I was experiencing very hard times in my life. I am also very saddened that I will not be able to attend the Celebration of his Life due to a prior commitment that I cannot change. My prayers and deepest sympathies go out to you both, Linda (Keane) Fohl

I was saddened to here about the passing of Fenimore. Between the CC and in my clothing store I got to know Fenimore. I loved his sense of dry wit. I recall playing golf with him for the first time. I was joking and said what do the call you, Feny, Coop etc. He replied "can you say Mr. Cooper". He will be missed.

Rest In Peace Fenimore!! You were always the finest example of a fine gentleman in the many years we had a business relationship. My condolences to your family. Blue skies and tailwinds.

I am sorry for your loss.

Mary Catherine, I had no idea. My heart and sympathy to you and your family.