Yasmeen

Cooper

Yasmeen Cooper, born on December 13, 1961, left this world on September 4, 2023. She was a remarkable individual whose journey touched the lives of many.
She lived a remarkable life filled with compassion, dedication, and a love for both her family and her work.

Yasmeen's early academic prowess was evident as she graduated from Grover Cleveland High School at the age of 16. Continuing her educational journey, she attended John Jay College of Criminal Justice, dedicating herself to the pursuit of knowledge in Criminal Justice Law.

For four decades, Yasmeen served as a Nurse Technician in the Healthcare field, leaving an indelible mark on the lives she touched. She dedicated several years of her career to Holy Name Hospital and various Healthcare Agencies, exhibiting unwavering compassion and skill in her profession.

A globetrotter at heart, Yasmeen spent a combined 20 years in Canada and Barbados, exploring the world and embracing diverse cultures.

Her generous spirit shone through as she assisted numerous family members in achieving their educational dreams, exemplifying the true meaning of familial support.

In collaboration with her sister Hali, Yasmeen co-founded the Nurse Staffing Agency "Above & Beyond Care Inc.," showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to elevating the healthcare industry.

Her legacy in healthcare continued until she transitioned to Georgia in April 2018, where she embraced a new chapter of life, working at Walmart.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Jack 'James' Cooper and Harriet 'Aunt Pat' Cooper, as well as her brothers Ahmed Cooper and Muhammed 'Jabar' Cooper.

Yasmeen is remembered by her sisters Vivian, Dewetta, Melody, Hali, Iris, Hassena, Angelica, Yassmine, Saudia, Jamila, and Khadijah, along with her God sister Yvonne 'Michelle' Yearwood.

Yasmeen is survived by her son Ohmar Cooper and three beloved grandchildren: Symiya 'Styx' Cooper, Siana 'See-me' Cooper, and Zaria 'Bubba' Cooper. Zaria, in particular, maintained a heartwarming daily connection with her grandmother.

Her extended family includes her nephew/son George Cooper, great-nephew/grandson Knight cooper who she warmly referred to as "Pop Pop," and several nieces and nephews.

Yasmeen's impact on their lives is immeasurable, and her memory will forever live on in their hearts.

In celebrating Yasmeen's life, let us remember her as a dedicated healthcare professional, a loving family member, and a woman who went above and beyond in every aspect of her life.

As we mourn her passing, we celebrate the enduring impact of a life lived with purpose, kindness, and an unwavering spirit.

Yasmeen Cooper will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing her. May she rest in eternal peace.