Showing posts with label Nanette Chopin Cook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nanette Chopin Cook. Show all posts

Saturday, March 29, 2025

Passing of Nanette Chopin Cook

Nanette Chopin Cook
Nanette Chopin Cook, 80, passed away on Tuesday, February 18, 2025. Nanette was born October 31, 1944, in San Antonio, Texas to parents, Sidney and Geraldine Chopin.

On August 2, 1996, she married her husband Leonard Clay Cook. Jr.. Clay and Nanette grew up on the same side of the street, three blocks apart and were both brought into the world by the same doctor.

Nanette was a master quilter and loved to gamble at the Choctaw Reservation. She also enjoyed researching and sharing her knowledge with anyone who would listen.

She is survived by her loving husband Leonard Clay Cook, Jr.; stepsons, Richard Allen Hofauer (Michelle), George Anthony Hofauer (Michelle) and cousin Susan Cover Montague.

She was preceded by her parents, son Richard Lee Gill and beloved cousin Kay Cover Fowler.

Graveside services were held on March 11, 2025, at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

The above Obituary published by Finch Funeral Chapels, La Vernia, Texas.

Wednesday, August 28, 2019

News from the Cooks

After posting yesterday's message, I just received the first submission from Harlandale classmates Clay Cook and Nanette Chopin Cook.

Here they are in August, 2019.

Nanette says they'd love to get together with HHS classmates for a brunch, lunch or whatever sometime. Just send her a message at lcnccook@msn.com or comment on this post.

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

More '63 Absentees Check In

Yesterday I received an email from Nanette Chopin Cook who was also unable to attend our 50th Reunion. She and husband Clay Cook who is also a Harlandale graduate are currently in Sierra Vista, Arizona for the winter.

Nanette found several pictures taken at Harlandale Jr. High which I will be adding to our "The Way We Were" page in the near future. She also included the photo of herself at left taken when she recently turned 69 on Halloween as well as the photo below taken on Clay's 68th birthday last year.


I hope Nanette and Clay enjoy a lovely winter in Arizona and are able to attend the next reunion whenever that may be.

P.S.
Clay wanted to add these as well -