Dianna L. Cooper
May 2, 1967 ~ May 27, 2024
Dianna Lynn Cooper (Lukeas) 57, of Branford, FL, passed away at Haven Suwanee Valley Hospice Center on May, 27, 2024. Dianna was born to William Lukeas and Nancy Lukeas (Krygier) in Cleveland, OH.
She embodied love and compassion as a devoted wife, nurturing mother, and cherished friend. Dianna's infectious smile and childlike joy brought warmth to the hearts of everyone fortunate enough to cross her path.
Dianna passionately served as a Realtor with Home Town Realty of North Florida and served as the President of the auxiliary unit at the American Legion, post 57, from 2021-2022. She was also deeply passionate about animals, finding joy in caring for them and advocating for their well-being.
She is survived by her husband, Mitchell Cooper, her daughters, Amanda Meyers and Holly Ford, her stepdaughter, Joelene Cooper, ten grandchildren, and her mother, Nancy Lukeas.
Crevasse's Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Cooper family.
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You will forever be in our Hearts and thoughts rest well friend we will meet again
Your spirit, faith and joy for life will always be remembered Fly with the angels and butterflies
It’s okay to miss you, it’s okay to cry.
Just know we will never forget you, Dianna. This isn't a permanent goodbye.
Sometimes we sit and wonder if you are standing by our side, giving us the courage to carry on with pride.
We will hold onto our memories, until this life is done. In our heart is where we will store them, where we can be as one.
We love you my dear and lovely friend!!!!
Anne & Emery
I will miss all the fun rides we had together, the dancing, and your beautiful smile. Until we meet again, rest easy, forever, in our hearts, never to be forgotten
We have really enjoyed all the rides, Lunches, Dancing an the laughter, exspecially your beautiful smile. You will forever be in our hearts an never to be forgotten. Until we meet again my beautiful friend, Rest easy
My deepest condolences on the loss of Dianna. She was one of the most truest and beautiful of human beings you could know. I will 4ever cherish our river trips and time spent together while I was in Lake City visiting my best friend and her husband. Fly high special ANGEL.
We will miss you so much Dianna. From the times we had up in Mexico,NY to the times down in Florida. You were such a special person, and you welcomed everyone with open arms. We love u and will miss you terribly. May you rest in paradise♥️
Our thoughts and prayers for Mitchell and family. Eternal rest, grant unto her O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in peace. Amen.
Dianna & I attended grade school together in North Syracuse, New York in the 1970's. I fondly remember spending doing sleepovers, playing games, and who could ever forget her * her mother Nancy's Pomeranians. Dianna is a childhood friend that I really needed, because growing up in North Syracuse, there were not a lot of people of color, but Dianna & her mother Nancy embraced me. Their kindness will always live in my heart. In junior high school, my mother & I moved away to Houston, Texas, and over year Dianna & I lost contact. Through Facebook though, we were reunited a few years back. Although we never visited each other in person, we did keep in touch on Facebook. One of the last things she wrote to me was a memory of me sharing marshmellow ice cream cones that my mother used to buy for me. This is something that I completely forgot about, and the nostalgic memory put a big smile on my face. Throughout her illness, she kept a smile and a positive outlook. Dianna I regret that we never got together in our adult lives, but am truly grateful you were one of my best friends growing up and that we at least made contact again via the magic of Facebook. Sometimes life gets in the way, and we loose track of time. I realized that I have not seen any posts from you in awhile, and that's when I realized that I wouldn't anymore. My heart is broken that you were taken so soon, but one day I will join you my friend. For now, just know that the memories that we shared will forever live in my heart!