Julianne S. Cooper-Reeder Ph.D

This was the six Siudowski cousins in Philadelphia in November, 1967 after the funeral of our Grandpop Francis Siudowski. Julianne is seated in the center, looking as elegant as always.

Please send this to her daughter: Cousin Julianne was my first cousin, her late father Tom was my mother's brother. My younger brother, Robert, and I would see our cousin during visits with our Siudowski grandparents in Wilmington, Delaware. We saw her last about 10 years ago in Virginia and I am so very sad that I did not know of her passing, now more than 5 years ago. She was all that the obituary says: beautiful, brilliant, caring and exemplary. I have just ordered her book so that I...

I just now learned of Dr. Cooper's passing while researching former professors, the first step in reaching out to thank those who inspired me. And none inspired me more than Dr. Cooper. I am sad that I am too late to tell her how remarkable and brilliant I found her my freshman year at William Woods University in Fulton, Missouri. She taught there only briefly, but oh, the lives she touched during that time, inspiring more than one young woman to change their major to history. World...

Julianne was a beautiful, gifted, and courageous woman. My prayers for the family .

My sincerest condolences to the family of this amazing woman-Julianne Cooper. Her life inspired many along life's journey. Rest in Peace beautiful soul. Cathy Hall

Dearest Julianne, Your courage and your grace have touched so many lives, including mine. I miss you and cherish our memories. I am sending love and prayers to your family and deepest sympathy for their loss. Thank you for being part of my life.

This is a beautifully written, articulate and authentic description of this singular woman and her impressive accomplishments, her passion for education and for the students she embraced and her faith in Christ which was central to her life. She stands out in our minds as a person of honor and distinction who leaves an imprint that will surely continue to impact many for years to come.

The impact of her presence in my life will always be visible. She was the most dedicated and passionate professor I've had the pleasure of being around, and became a cherished friend. I am most fortunate to have known her and had her a part of my life. Her memory will forever be treasured.