Birth date: Jul 14, 1943 Death date: Jun 22, 2025
Linda Ann (Oliver) Cooper, age 81, passed away peacefully on June 21, 2025, surrounded by the love and prayers of her family. Born on July 14, 1943, in Beaumont, Texas, Linda was the only daughter of Lee Oliver and Eleanor (Wright Read Obituary
De uitvaartdienst van zuster Linda was zo ontroerend. Het was zo mooi om de anekdotes uit haar leven te horen, dingen die we nog nooit hadden gehoord. Ik vind het zo jammer dat we er niet bij konden zijn. Een geloofsheldin is naar huis gegaan. De geschiedenis zal ons laten zien welke invloed James en Linda hebben gehad en welk verschil ze hebben gemaakt in het leven van zovelen en in zoveel kerken. Uit het werk dat deze twee mensen hebben gedaan, is ons leven (Winston en Marnie) en onze roeping naar Duitsland voortgekomen, en zo is ook de Oase Church - Kirche in Kastellaun, Duitsland, een deel van hun nalatenschap! We zijn voor altijd dankbaar! Well done! Well done! Well done!
I thank God for sister Linda Cooper. She was as a mother to me and a great example in her love for the Lord Jesus!
My condoleances, brother and sister Oliver and children. She is with her Lord!
- PhillyFreedrik.
Today I join to pay my last respect to a wonderful woman and sister in Christ. Sister Linda Cooper. My life journey changed because of her service to the Church Community at the Saamaka village of Futunaakaba, Republic of Suriname.
She was a woman of resilience, very caring, compassionate and supportive. As I reflect on her life, I am encouraged to have been a witness of how she applied her faith in her every day walk with God.
Thank you, Sister Cooper, for your love and unwavering dedication. Your obedience to the calling of God on your life has touched many lives and impacted generations. You ran your race with dignity, respect and love. Thank you for your exemplary service. To God be the glory.
Dear Grandma,
You were such a kind, caring, and warm-hearted grandmother—someone we could always count on, who made everyone feel cared for and at home.
We always cherished our time together during sleepovers and eagerly looked forward to your visits.
Beyond being a loving grandmother, your love for God was evident to all. It shone through in the way you treated others—with compassion, selflessness, and grace.
I will miss you deeply, Grandma. I am thankful for the example you set for us and for the love you planted in Dad’s heart—love that continues to shine through him today.
To dear Brother and Sister Oliver, Steve & Carey and family, Cindy and Kimberly and family, and to all who knew Grandma—our heartfelt condolences. May you all carry with you the beautiful and blessed memories of her life.
We will miss you, Grandma.
With love,
Jim & Charlotte, Jesslyn, James, and Joy Wongobe
My condolences to her brother Chester and wife Maureen Oliver and their Children and there families.Also to Stuart and his Families I am sorry for your loss .I Thank God for the opportunity I had in life to meet Linda Cooper for all the years of her kind and gentle spirit and wisdom and example of a woman who loved Christ more than life self.
As a young woman I moved into her home and she poured into me how to serve and pray and live for Christ not by word alone but by example .I have very fond memories of her to many to write down .she thought me how to play the piano and also the accordion we would spent countless time me sitting next to her singing as she played the piano . I am a better person because of the footprint she made in my life and have learned from her how to love and to be a servant unto God .May you rest from all your labor and recieve from Him your reward .I will always cherish your memory .Patricia Watson
