Marilyn L. Cooper

It is hard to believe that is has been a year. I was lucky to have a few moments with her during that last hospital stay. Working with her AT CRMHS was my good fortune. She was always available for a consult or word or two of inspiration and encouragement. I did then and do now remember her with warmth. Ann

I am blessed to have the opportunity to meet and work with Marilyn. She was a strong, compassionate, dedicated, persistent and caring therapist. There are few who can match her. I remember discussions we had with clients, the way she supported me and talking about all the birds in my yard. She was a gift to this world and will be missed.

Thank you for sharing your memories. What a beautiful tribute to a life well lived. So very sorry for your loss.

I'm sorry to hear of your mothers passing. My condolences to you and your families.

My grandmother´s kindness and compassion showed no end. From the beginning of my life, until I left for college, Marylin and her husband Mike(Pop Pops) took me into their home, on Sundays, cared for me, and allowed me to run, explore, and experience the world with them. She created star charts for me when I completed tasks, bought me toys at Finnegan´s, and helped me learn to read, write, and attempted to teach me how to do math. Each Sunday, we would trek on foot for five miles through...

I'm going to miss my little sister. I know that she is no longer in pain and has found Mom and Dad waiting for her.