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Jeffrey William COPE (1953 ~ 2008) Jeff Cope of Duvall passed away on December 23, 2008 from cancer. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cope of Silverdale, WA., three adult children, Heidi Cope of Redmond, WA, Tom (Katrina) Cope of Chandler, AZ. and Kathy Cope of Woodinville, WA and three brothers, T. Steven (Carol) Cope of Anchorage, AK, Kerry (Kim) Cope of Big Lake, AK and J. Michael (Kim) Cope of Lakebay, WA and their families survive him. A graduate of Issaquah High School and later a student at Bellevue Community College, Jeff is well known throughout the valley for his longtime, creative, and beautiful work as an independent custom picture framer. He conducted business in downtown Duvall for over 20 years at "Jeff's Custom Framing". A memorial service will be held at Flintoff's Funeral Home in Issaquah on January 5, 2009 at 11 a.m. Interment will take place at 1:30 p.m. at the National Cemetery in Covington, recognizing Jeff's service to his country. Jeff will be greatly missed. We grieve for our loss of you, Jeff, but are comforted knowing that you now walk with God.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Gloria Comingore
January 2, 2009
To Jeff---Bob and I were pleased that you looked us up in Bellevue so that we could get reacquainted. We enjoyed our good times together. Now you are joining Bob in Heaven and you two can talk about Scouts, growing older and the peace and beauty of being in God's kingdom.
I know your family will miss you, and I send my sincere condolences to them.
J&K Omalley
January 2, 2009
Jeff was a funny and talented man. A person worth knowing and laughing with.He had a great talent of making people talk and think even if they did not want to!! We will miss you, God Bless your family. Jodi & Krystal
Dana Cope
January 1, 2009
I will miss you lots uncle Jeff. We all love you and you will be missed a lot by every one who knew you. We will soon see you in heaven.
Gayle Lillehaug
December 31, 2008
I will miss Jeff's humor he always made me laugh. I considered Jeff a friend. He always had a smile for me. And I will miss him.
Gayle Lillehaug
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