TITLE:  Mary Faye Clemons Cooper

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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COOPER, Mary
ANDREWS - Mary Faye Clemons Cooper, 76, died Thursday, October 4, 
2001, at her residence. Mrs. Cooper was born in Andrews on April 27, 
1925, a daughter of the late Robert Bissell Clemons and Annie Louise 
Smith Clemons. She graduated from Andrews High School and lived in 
Andrews all of her life. Mrs. Cooper was a member of Trinity United 
Methodist Church and the Anna-Hannah Circle of the United Methodist 
Women. Surviving are her husband, Spivey C. Cooper of Andrews; two 
daughters, Pamela C. Brett and Deborah C. Watford both of Andrews; 
two brothers, F. Ervin Clemons and Robert B. Clemons, Jr. both of 
Andrews; three sisters, Suzy C. Gilmer of Pawley's Island and Roberta 
C. Tisdale and Emma C. Davis, both of Andrews; six grandchildren and 
four great-grandchildren. Mrs. Cooper was predeceased by a son, 
Gregory S. Cooper. Funeral services will be Saturday morning, October 
6, 2001, at 11:00 o'clock in Trinity United Methodist Church. 
Officiating will be the Rev. Dr. Steven M. Todd, the Rev. Paul Miles, 
and the Rev. Billy Rufus. Burial will follow in Andrews Memorial 
Cemetery under the direction of the Andrews Chapel of Mayer Funeral 
Home. (Published Oct 6, 2001)
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