SSDI-SAMUEL L COOPER 07 Sep 1922 07 Nov 2005 (V) 32309 (Miccosukee Cpo, Leon, FL)Issued Florida.--
Note: Header in C.J. Obituary read Dr. Samuel Long in error.
COOPER, DR. SAMUEL LONG, MD and DMD, 83, died Monday, November 7, 2005. Dr. Cooper was born September 7, 1922, in Alamogordo, N.M., the elder son of Lindsey Gilmore and Vida Long Cooper. He spent his youth in Louisville, KY., before moving to Tallahassee, where he graduated from Leon High School. Dr. Cooper graduated from Western Kentucky University and received his DMD and MD degrees from the University of Louisville. He practiced both dentistry and otolaryngology in Louisville. Dr. Cooper served as a dentist and later as a physician in the Kentucky Air National Guard, where he was on active duty during the Korean War. He rose to the rank of colonel and served as flight surgeon in the Kentucky Air National Guard and was appointed the state air surgeon for Kentucky. He retired from the Air National Guard after 34 years of service. Dr. Cooper returned to Tallahassee after retirement. Dr. Cooper will be remembered for his devotion to his family friends and patients, as well as his devotion to his churches, Cooper Memorial Methodist Church and Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, of which his parents were founding members. He loved flying with the Air National Guard, gardening and tinkering with his tractors. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Kathleen Wade Cooper; his four children, Linda Cooper Burgert of Midland, MI., Dr. Lindsey Wade Cooper (and wife Kimberly) of Nashville, TN., Dr. Marion Samuel Cooper (and wife Nancy) of Tallahassee and retired Capt. Carol Jean Cooper, Navy Judge Advocate General Corps of Bethesda, MD.; four grandchildren, Lindsey Wade Cooper Jr. (and wife Laurie) of Washington, D.C., Courtney Cooper Jenrath (and husband Douglas) of Nashville and Tracy Lee Cooper and Christina Diane Cooper, both of Tallahassee; and a great-grandson, Samuel McCullough Cooper of Washington, D.C. Also surviving are his brother, Dr. Charles Cooper (and wife Mary Rivers) of Tallahassee; his nephews, Charles Cooper Jr. (and wife Greta), Richard Cooper (and wife Jazz) and Roger Cooper (and wife Allison); his niece, Rachel Cooper Bond (and husband Brian); and his great-nieces, Haley Cooper, Caroline Cooper, Olivia Cooper, Tara Cooper, Mary Nicholai Cooper, Lindsey Cooper and Josephine Rivers Bond. The family wishes to remember Dr. Cooper's special friends, Johnny and Annie Sherman, and the kindness of the staff at Westminster Oaks. The service was at 2 p.m. EST Friday at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, with burial at Culley's Meadow Wood Memorial Park. Family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. EST Thursday at Culley's Meadow Wood Funeral Home, Timberlane Road Chapel (850-893-4177). Those planning an expression of sympathy may consider the Samuel Cooper Memorial Fund at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, 3004 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32308, or at Cooper Memorial Methodist Church, 9901 Cooper Church Drive, Louisville, KY.
Published in The Courier-Journal on 11/12/2005.
Note: Header in C.J. Obituary read Dr. Samuel Long in error.
COOPER, DR. SAMUEL LONG, MD and DMD, 83, died Monday, November 7, 2005. Dr. Cooper was born September 7, 1922, in Alamogordo, N.M., the elder son of Lindsey Gilmore and Vida Long Cooper. He spent his youth in Louisville, KY., before moving to Tallahassee, where he graduated from Leon High School. Dr. Cooper graduated from Western Kentucky University and received his DMD and MD degrees from the University of Louisville. He practiced both dentistry and otolaryngology in Louisville. Dr. Cooper served as a dentist and later as a physician in the Kentucky Air National Guard, where he was on active duty during the Korean War. He rose to the rank of colonel and served as flight surgeon in the Kentucky Air National Guard and was appointed the state air surgeon for Kentucky. He retired from the Air National Guard after 34 years of service. Dr. Cooper returned to Tallahassee after retirement. Dr. Cooper will be remembered for his devotion to his family friends and patients, as well as his devotion to his churches, Cooper Memorial Methodist Church and Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, of which his parents were founding members. He loved flying with the Air National Guard, gardening and tinkering with his tractors. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Kathleen Wade Cooper; his four children, Linda Cooper Burgert of Midland, MI., Dr. Lindsey Wade Cooper (and wife Kimberly) of Nashville, TN., Dr. Marion Samuel Cooper (and wife Nancy) of Tallahassee and retired Capt. Carol Jean Cooper, Navy Judge Advocate General Corps of Bethesda, MD.; four grandchildren, Lindsey Wade Cooper Jr. (and wife Laurie) of Washington, D.C., Courtney Cooper Jenrath (and husband Douglas) of Nashville and Tracy Lee Cooper and Christina Diane Cooper, both of Tallahassee; and a great-grandson, Samuel McCullough Cooper of Washington, D.C. Also surviving are his brother, Dr. Charles Cooper (and wife Mary Rivers) of Tallahassee; his nephews, Charles Cooper Jr. (and wife Greta), Richard Cooper (and wife Jazz) and Roger Cooper (and wife Allison); his niece, Rachel Cooper Bond (and husband Brian); and his great-nieces, Haley Cooper, Caroline Cooper, Olivia Cooper, Tara Cooper, Mary Nicholai Cooper, Lindsey Cooper and Josephine Rivers Bond. The family wishes to remember Dr. Cooper's special friends, Johnny and Annie Sherman, and the kindness of the staff at Westminster Oaks. The service was at 2 p.m. EST Friday at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, with burial at Culley's Meadow Wood Memorial Park. Family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. EST Thursday at Culley's Meadow Wood Funeral Home, Timberlane Road Chapel (850-893-4177). Those planning an expression of sympathy may consider the Samuel Cooper Memorial Fund at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, 3004 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32308, or at Cooper Memorial Methodist Church, 9901 Cooper Church Drive, Louisville, KY.
Published in The Courier-Journal on 11/12/2005.
SSDI-SAMUEL L COOPER 07 Sep 1922 07 Nov 2005 (V) 32309 (Miccosukee Cpo, Leon, FL)Issued Florida.--
Note: Header in C.J. Obituary read Dr. Samuel Long in error.
COOPER, DR. SAMUEL LONG, MD and DMD, 83, died Monday, November 7, 2005. Dr. Cooper was born September 7, 1922, in Alamogordo, N.M., the elder son of Lindsey Gilmore and Vida Long Cooper. He spent his youth in Louisville, KY., before moving to Tallahassee, where he graduated from Leon High School. Dr. Cooper graduated from Western Kentucky University and received his DMD and MD degrees from the University of Louisville. He practiced both dentistry and otolaryngology in Louisville. Dr. Cooper served as a dentist and later as a physician in the Kentucky Air National Guard, where he was on active duty during the Korean War. He rose to the rank of colonel and served as flight surgeon in the Kentucky Air National Guard and was appointed the state air surgeon for Kentucky. He retired from the Air National Guard after 34 years of service. Dr. Cooper returned to Tallahassee after retirement. Dr. Cooper will be remembered for his devotion to his family friends and patients, as well as his devotion to his churches, Cooper Memorial Methodist Church and Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, of which his parents were founding members. He loved flying with the Air National Guard, gardening and tinkering with his tractors. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Kathleen Wade Cooper; his four children, Linda Cooper Burgert of Midland, MI., Dr. Lindsey Wade Cooper (and wife Kimberly) of Nashville, TN., Dr. Marion Samuel Cooper (and wife Nancy) of Tallahassee and retired Capt. Carol Jean Cooper, Navy Judge Advocate General Corps of Bethesda, MD.; four grandchildren, Lindsey Wade Cooper Jr. (and wife Laurie) of Washington, D.C., Courtney Cooper Jenrath (and husband Douglas) of Nashville and Tracy Lee Cooper and Christina Diane Cooper, both of Tallahassee; and a great-grandson, Samuel McCullough Cooper of Washington, D.C. Also surviving are his brother, Dr. Charles Cooper (and wife Mary Rivers) of Tallahassee; his nephews, Charles Cooper Jr. (and wife Greta), Richard Cooper (and wife Jazz) and Roger Cooper (and wife Allison); his niece, Rachel Cooper Bond (and husband Brian); and his great-nieces, Haley Cooper, Caroline Cooper, Olivia Cooper, Tara Cooper, Mary Nicholai Cooper, Lindsey Cooper and Josephine Rivers Bond. The family wishes to remember Dr. Cooper's special friends, Johnny and Annie Sherman, and the kindness of the staff at Westminster Oaks. The service was at 2 p.m. EST Friday at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, with burial at Culley's Meadow Wood Memorial Park. Family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. EST Thursday at Culley's Meadow Wood Funeral Home, Timberlane Road Chapel (850-893-4177). Those planning an expression of sympathy may consider the Samuel Cooper Memorial Fund at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, 3004 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32308, or at Cooper Memorial Methodist Church, 9901 Cooper Church Drive, Louisville, KY.
Published in The Courier-Journal on 11/12/2005.
Note: Header in C.J. Obituary read Dr. Samuel Long in error.
COOPER, DR. SAMUEL LONG, MD and DMD, 83, died Monday, November 7, 2005. Dr. Cooper was born September 7, 1922, in Alamogordo, N.M., the elder son of Lindsey Gilmore and Vida Long Cooper. He spent his youth in Louisville, KY., before moving to Tallahassee, where he graduated from Leon High School. Dr. Cooper graduated from Western Kentucky University and received his DMD and MD degrees from the University of Louisville. He practiced both dentistry and otolaryngology in Louisville. Dr. Cooper served as a dentist and later as a physician in the Kentucky Air National Guard, where he was on active duty during the Korean War. He rose to the rank of colonel and served as flight surgeon in the Kentucky Air National Guard and was appointed the state air surgeon for Kentucky. He retired from the Air National Guard after 34 years of service. Dr. Cooper returned to Tallahassee after retirement. Dr. Cooper will be remembered for his devotion to his family friends and patients, as well as his devotion to his churches, Cooper Memorial Methodist Church and Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, of which his parents were founding members. He loved flying with the Air National Guard, gardening and tinkering with his tractors. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Kathleen Wade Cooper; his four children, Linda Cooper Burgert of Midland, MI., Dr. Lindsey Wade Cooper (and wife Kimberly) of Nashville, TN., Dr. Marion Samuel Cooper (and wife Nancy) of Tallahassee and retired Capt. Carol Jean Cooper, Navy Judge Advocate General Corps of Bethesda, MD.; four grandchildren, Lindsey Wade Cooper Jr. (and wife Laurie) of Washington, D.C., Courtney Cooper Jenrath (and husband Douglas) of Nashville and Tracy Lee Cooper and Christina Diane Cooper, both of Tallahassee; and a great-grandson, Samuel McCullough Cooper of Washington, D.C. Also surviving are his brother, Dr. Charles Cooper (and wife Mary Rivers) of Tallahassee; his nephews, Charles Cooper Jr. (and wife Greta), Richard Cooper (and wife Jazz) and Roger Cooper (and wife Allison); his niece, Rachel Cooper Bond (and husband Brian); and his great-nieces, Haley Cooper, Caroline Cooper, Olivia Cooper, Tara Cooper, Mary Nicholai Cooper, Lindsey Cooper and Josephine Rivers Bond. The family wishes to remember Dr. Cooper's special friends, Johnny and Annie Sherman, and the kindness of the staff at Westminster Oaks. The service was at 2 p.m. EST Friday at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, with burial at Culley's Meadow Wood Memorial Park. Family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. EST Thursday at Culley's Meadow Wood Funeral Home, Timberlane Road Chapel (850-893-4177). Those planning an expression of sympathy may consider the Samuel Cooper Memorial Fund at Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church, 3004 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32308, or at Cooper Memorial Methodist Church, 9901 Cooper Church Drive, Louisville, KY.
Published in The Courier-Journal on 11/12/2005.
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