Dextrell Bernard Cooper
1966-2015
1966-2015
Dextrell Bernard Cooper passed away in Oklahoma City, OK, on May 26th, 2015. He was born to Emma Upshaw and Mack Cooper, Jr. in Oklahoma City, OK, on December 8th, 1966. Bernard was married to Pamela England on June 26th, 1998, in Edmond, OK. They were happily married for 17 years.
Bernard was a special guy for sure. I never saw him in a bad mood, and his infectious personality made everyone around him feel good. I spent several years with Bernard at Fleming Co., and his work, work ethic, and professionalism was always top notch. You could always count on Bernard.
Jan and I send our prayers to Pam and all the family.
I know I haven’t talked with you all in a long while, but I was truly saddened by the news that Bernard has passed. My prayers and thoughts are with you Pam and your family.
I am so very saddened by the news of Bernard passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you Pam and Bernard’s family.
My condolences to the Cooper family. Emma is my long time friend and classmate DHS 1965. Will keep the family lifted up in Prayers.
Sharon Joyce Bluitt Burris,
North Las Vegas, NV
My condolences to all the Cooper family. I am a classmate to Emma and a long time friend. My prayers will be to let God lift you up in such a very hard time of despair. May God be with you always.
Marjorie Bunn Irvin
Okla. City, Okla.
I know that we have not been in touch in a very long time, but I was so saddened by hearing of Bernard’s passing. He was a wonderful person and I know he dearly loved you, Pam. Know that you and the family are in my thoughts and prayers. May God lift you up and comfort you today and in the future
Pam – I always considered Bernard a good friend. I worked at Fleming with Bernard and we played on a lot of Corporate Challenge volleyball and basketball teams together. We also played a lot of walleyball at the Waterford Hotel together My daughter Michelle also played in volleyball leagues with Bernard. Bernard actually helped me to move a slate pool table into my basement. Bernard’s smile and humor was infectious. We will all miss him. May God Bless you and your family.
To Bernard’s family;
It was always a pleasure being around Bernard whether at work for Fleming, at the Waterford Athletic Club playing Walleyball or various other places playing with or against him at volleyball. He always had a big smile and a positive attitude, but was also a tough competitor. His light will be missed and I pray for comfort and peace for you all. God bless you.
Bernard was one of the happiest people that I have ever known. I had the pleasure of calling him my friend. He and Pam were always at the center of fun times. I have many great memories of playing darts at Henry Hudsons, of gathering at their home for football games and enjoying good food and good friends. Thanks for the memories! I love you Pam and know that Bernard will always be watching over you.
To The Family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you and may, God give you strength.
Pan, so Sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you and the family. God bless!!
I was saddened to hear that Bernard is gone. My thoughts are with his close family and friends.
Pamela Cooper, Emma Upshaw, Mack Cooper Jr, Don Cooper and Rita Fonteno
God Bless you and your family richly. The promises God made are all ture. My prayers
are with you and your family.
Hey, Bernard… I wish we were celebrating your 50th!! Man , you deserved a 100th if anyone did. The world is a bit less without you.