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Geneva Cooks, a beloved figure in her community and a cherished member of her family, passed away peacefully on February 2, 2025, at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital-Southwest. Born on January 7, 1933, in Ennis, Texas, Geneva's life was marked by her dedication to her career, her loving nature, and her vibrant personality.
Geneva had a distinguished career as a Transportation Dispatcher for the Fort Worth Independent School District, where she was known for her commitment to ensuring the safety and efficiency of student transportation. Her colleagues and those she served held her in high regard, appreciating her keen problem-solving skills and her warm and witty demeanor.
An alumni of I. M. Terrell High School, Geneva carried the values instilled in her through her education throughout her life. She was deeply devoted to her faith, often spending time reading scriptures, which provided her with comfort and guidance. Her hobbies reflected her diverse interests; she found joy in cooking exquisite meals, enjoying peaceful fishing trips, listening to music that touched her soul, and traveling to new places.
Geneva's loving spirit touched the lives of all who knew her. Her family and friends will remember her not only for her accomplishments but for her laughter, kindness, and the way she genuinely cared for those around her. She brought light and warmth to every gathering and will be greatly missed.
As we honor the memory of Geneva Cooks, we celebrate a life that was rich in love, humor, and passion. Her legacy will continue to inspire those fortunate enough to have known her.
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