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John A. Cooper
40 years old. Residence: Bayonne, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Miss you Coop! Tears in Heaven <3 <3 xoxoxo Rest in Peace my Friend
*** Posted by Marion on 2011-09-12 ***
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I think about you often John. Your smile could light up a room. You were one of a kind and I miss you dearly my friend. I hope you are resting in peace.
*** Posted by Brian Prinsell on 2011-09-10 ***
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Been 10 years. Many of us made it. Sadly you did not. You are missed my friend. When its my turn to go. Im buying the beers at Brennans.
*** Posted by Bobby on 2011-09-01 ***
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It started out as one of the most beautiful days I have ever seen, I said to myself. As I was on my way to work. I survived that very day getting out of Tower 1 and at the time did not know know John was up at Windows for the Technology Conference, right above me in the same tower. But I survived and have to deal with that every day. John unfortunately did not make it out. When I found out, which was a few months later, I was devastated. I worked with John at Dominick for a number of years. He was always a pleasant, happy-go-lucky, positive guy, always with a smile on his face. He had so much positive energy that at times I wish some had rubbed off on me, lol. But this world lost a great guy. My thoughts and prayers are out for your wife and children and other family as well. Maybe closure can come into effect for us all. God bless America!
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-05-02 ***
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Even though it's been almost ten years since John has left us, I still remember what a great guy he was. I worked with him at D and D over 23 years ago, and I loved the way he and Johnny Mack would bust on each other. I still remember that laugh he had and his love for the Rangers. R.I.P., John "Casper" Cooper.
*** Posted by Mike on 2011-04-08 ***
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John,
We worked together at D and D. We didn't know what we had when we had it. It's the best place I've ever worked. We all had a good time and truly loved each other. We worked with each other, not against. We formed many bonds of friendship there that last to this very day. God bless you, wherever you are, as well as your family.
*** Posted by Patrice on 2010-09-21 ***
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All who knew you miss you. All of our lives were better because of you. God bless your family and you.
*** Posted by Paul Patsalis on 2010-09-11 ***
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I am thinking of you.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2010-01-07 ***
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I worked with John on Wall Street. He was very helpful and came to work with a smile on his face.. He is deeply missed.
Contact me at lauraries@comcast.net if you would like to chat..
*** Posted by Laura Rie on 2005-09-11 ***
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I attended McKinley junior high school, and Fort Hamilton High School with John and am blessed to have had him as a friend. Always with a smile, never with any unkind words - John could not help but to bring happiness into peoples lives that he touched. Many a spring day, we would forsake the bus ride home from school, in favor of an hours walk home - talking all the way about sports, as young boys would do. I always thought he would become a baseball star - but, you know, he was always a star, a star in life!! I am sorry not to have known John as an adult, because his qualities are rarely found!! Bye Friend! May God bless his family, and May God bless John.
*** Posted by Mike Anagnostakis on 2004-04-03 ***
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John was a rare and wonderful human...really he was so kind and patient. He was the type of person you alway wish success for....never heard him really say a mean thing. He will be very missed by me.....you can contact me at bodofsin@aol.com if anyone would like to talk about how the world really did lose a good one.....
*** Posted by lori a. marengo on 2003-12-12 ***
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