She was a member of the Chardon United Methodist Church, active in the Church Women United and Tuesday Club.Graduate of Duke UniversityAlso a member of the Geauga Co. Retired Teachers Association, Women’s Civic Club of Cleveland Hts. and supporter of many charities.Frances had a joy of life, and was quite talented in gardening, sewing andContinue Reading
She was a member of the Chardon United Methodist Church, active in the Church Women United and Tuesday Club.Graduate of Duke UniversityAlso a member of the Geauga Co. Retired Teachers Association, Women’s Civic Club of Cleveland Hts. and supporter of many charities.Frances had a joy of life, and was quite talented in gardening, sewing and crafts. He flowers and vegetables won her many ribbons at the Geauga County Fair.She loved to sing and at one time she was a member of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus.She loved children and teaching, and it gave her enormous pleasure to be remembered by former students and see their success, some of whom she maintained contact with for over 6 years. Those who knew her knew of her love for dogs, her fierce determination, her delight in nature, and the pleasure she took from life. Survivors include her nieces Priscilla (William) Gray of Worthington, and Lynda Thomas of Cincinnati.1 great nephew Barry Thomas, 1 great niece: Elizabeth Gray, sister in law Lois Cooper, brother in law Warren Young. Special Appreciation to the caring and compassionate staff at Holly Hill Nursing Home, Newbury Twp., and to Dr. Brad Moritz of Chardon. Her parents Floyd H. and Clara Marie (Nee: Ash) Cooper Sr. husband A. Ilsley Bradleybrother Floyd H. Cooper Jr. and sister Elizabeth “Betty” Young are deceased. Donations are suggested to Rescue Village, P.O. Box 116, Novelty, OH 44072-0116.
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