Emily Kathleen Looney

Cookie was a person that always made me feel worth. I met her in 1961, she was a close friend of Patti and Dale. Dale and I would always call her if we were out and about together, she truly was a Great Girlfriend to us both. God Bless You Cookie, love ya John

Cookie was sharp as a tack with an unmatched wit. She was caring and kind, a longtime friend, and I will miss her. When I was in eighth grade, I was sent across the hall to monitor Cookie's seventh-grade class while the nun who taught her grade was out of the room for an hour or so. Cookie always claimed that I made her run around the old St. Joe grade school building six times for making fun of me and talking out of turn. I told her I didn't remember being such a tyrant, but if I did so, it was done out of kindness and love, intended only to strengthen her character. She had a lot of that - character. Cookie is in my thoughts and prayers. My condolences to her family.

Cookie was my first and lifelong friend.
We met in second grade at Saint Joseph´s school when we were both seven years old! We were inseparable as children and remained in touch throughout our lives! Each year we talked on our birthdays as a first call and for an hour in honor of our friendship and increasingly long lives! We were different like puzzle pieces and fit together in the same way. Now we are grieving together until we meet again. Love to Cookies wonderful family
Pat ( Nastali) Alea