Ian Charles Cooper (10 May 1954 - 16 Feb 2014)

We are thinking of you all at this sad time

as you look down from up above
, Keep looking out for the ones you love.
They hold you in their hearts so dear,and wish that you was standing near.
The tears they shed are filled with pain
But good memories of you will always remain x

Night night Ian, god bless and say hello to Terry for me x

our deepest sympathy and thoughts of love are with you Pat, Emma, Tony and family xx

Ian you will be sadly missed, our thoughts are with Pat Tony and Emma.

You leave behind some very happy memories that dad will always have.

Love always Sharon, Pam, Dave and Jazmyn xxxx

You were a true and wonderful friend, who was so kind hearted and always there for me. You will be
sorely missed

RIP my friend

Love from Pat, Buddy and Thomas
xxx

May you rest in peace Ian, you were taken far too soon. My thoughts are with all your family.

God needed an electrician to keep the stars shining bright so he sent for the best our loss is the sky's gain. night night Ian Love Robin, Fran & Lee xxx

We will miss you and we love you always grandad

xxxx

So sorry for your loss my thoughts are with you and the family at this sad time .

Thinking of Pat, Tony and Emma at this terribly sad time. You were taken far too soon Ian, you are gone but you won't be forgotten Rest In Peace lots of love Josie and David xxx

In the pictures are Ian, Martin Pretty his then girlfriend, Kim Foster in red and myself. we had a day out at Boxhill Jimmy White came along on his 50cc Honda bike. us others was in Martins car. some how we got split up on our walk about there was Ian Kim & Me who got lost, where Martin and Jim went who knows. when us three finally found our way back to the bottom of the hill and to the pub car park Jim had gone and so had Martin leaving us three with only a couple of bob between us, now what we said phone Martins home and see what has happened, we did and he was there, why? we had just enough money to get a half pint and crisps each and wait for Martin to come back and get us. what a day that was "great". the other picture is Ian Jim & Me on the flat roof sun bathing at my mums in Lyndhurst Grove, as always Jim being the clown. these was all in the early 70s. Ian & Martin never had a bath in the house so the 4 of us would all go the Dulwich baths for a bath then down the pub for a pint. what great times we all had, always together always laughing and never forgotten.
Andy.

Ian was my dads 2nd cousin who unfortunatly they never got to meet but in 2005 and onwards he was such a big help with doing a family tree and always offered to help with anything I got stuck on so sorry for your loss even though he never managed to find out about his twin he had a family who loved him thinking of you all at this sad time x

Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. Lots of love. xxxx