Thinking of you on Fathers Day and every day. Miss you, love Nicola x
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John Stanton Cooper (4 Apr 1934 - 4 Jan 2023)
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In loving memory of John Stanton Cooper who sadly passed away on 4th January 2023, aged 88 years.
Already missed by his loving family and friends but never forgotten.
John requested no flowers but instead asked for donations to a charity of choice.
All friends and family are welcome to John’s Funeral on 13 February and afterwards at The Harrow, Lidsing.
Black attire not essential.
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Happy Birthday Dad😘. Can’t believe it’s been three months since you left us but I think of you and miss you every day. Love Kelly x
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John,and his work colleagues,at The Gravesend Reporter,being interviewed by Southern television.
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My deepest condolences to John's family. A great friend of Jeff's who we lost in Feb last year.Floggo's foot powder will not be forgotten and neither will the two of them.
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John and Jeff (Curly) win a car
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Hello Diane, did they really win a car as couldn't quite see the print. Please coukd you email me cuppateacooper@aol.com. Thankyou, Nicola
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John and baby Freya, xmas 2014
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John, thanks for everything you did for me and my family. Thanks for coming to pick me up whenever my car would break down, lots of good memories that I won't forget. Anthony and family x
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With treasured memories of a very special uncle. XXX
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With Meg x
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John loved Tankerton.
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John enjoying a cuppa in Headcorn.
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John in his Christmas jumper..
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John and I were good friends for over 26 years. During that time we spent many happy years together. Not just with me, but with my family too. He kept me, Natalie and Anthony amused, with his many funny tales of his time doing National Service and also during his time working at The Gravesend Reporter. We still laugh when remembering them now! John had a great sense of humour. He was a very special, and talented man, who could turn his hand to most jobs...and always with utter perfection. Up until 5 months ago he enjoyed going to see Natalie to reminisce and to catch up with their latest news.
So Dearest J Rest in Peace. The special times, we shared, will remain with me always. Goodnight L. X
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With our cat Meg, who he loved x
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Having lunch in The Lemon Tree in Tenterden
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Dear John, I have so many memories of us together. Your funny stories, that make me laugh now just thinking about them. You were kind and generous, and were always there for me. I will miss you, but remember you always, lots of love Natalie
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This is a photo of my brother John when he was about 11 years old. Happy memories of the days when we were young. God bless Sheila x
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I wonder what book he was reading?
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Memories of childhood days spent with my dear friend his daughter Nicola in his home with the family Kelly Mark and and her lovely mum ❤️ thinking of all the family at this sad time x
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Thank you, yes lovely memories x
Happy Birthday Dad😘. Can’t believe it’s been three months since you left us but I think of you and miss you every day. Love Kelly x
John,and his work colleagues,at The Gravesend Reporter,being interviewed by Southern television.
The original photo in The Reporter
John and Jeff (Curly) win a car
John and baby Freya, xmas 2014
With treasured memories of a very special uncle. XXX
With Meg x
John loved Tankerton.
John enjoying a cuppa in Headcorn.
John in his Christmas jumper..
With our cat Meg, who he loved x
Having lunch in The Lemon Tree in Tenterden
This is a photo of my brother John when he was about 11 years old. Happy memories of the days when we were young. God bless Sheila x
NYE 2019
NYE 2019
Memories of happy holidays
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