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In Tribute to
John A. Cooper
40 years old. Residence: Bayonne, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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I am thinking of you.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2010-01-07 ***
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 ***
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 ***
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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This web site is affiliated with 24K Gold Music Shows - an oldies music showband performing in Central Florida. The members of the showband feel strongly that there were many heroes manifested during the onslaught of terror associated with 9-11, and present this site as a memorial to those whose lives were lost, and the loved ones they left behind.
24K Gold Music Shows perform primarily 50-60s Oldies, Elvis songs, DooWop, and older country music, as well as patriotic songs. All of the musicians, singers, dancers, and staff of the 24K Gold Music Shows extend their deepest sympathies to every one who lost loved ones on that terrible day.
24K Gold Music Shows performs an original song called "The Day America Cried", which is a 9-11 tribute song. In the live shows, they honor with the song not only the heroes of 9-11 but also those who are still alive: the police personnel, firefighters, emergency personnel, soldiers, and others who have served our country and kept us all safe.
Listen also to this beautiful, touching song "Love Can Build a Bridge" by 24K Gold Music Shows. Even though strictly speaking it's not a 9-11 memorial song, I still feel it is a very fitting song for the occasion!
In Tribute to
John A. Cooper