Obituary for Shawn Cooke
In Loving Memory of W. Shawn Cooke
59.03.11 – 22.01.19
Shawn moved back to his original home 30 years ago. The Highlands were where he wanted to be. If you met him even once, he left a positive impression with you. Shawn was known for his humour and smooth charisma. He would fix small engines with no problem, he loved the sound of motors; have a conversation with anyone, ride his “pretty” ATV to his special places, boating at Hawk Lake and campfires at home. He enjoyed his job on Roads 6, 7 and 14; many people will miss their early morning wake up honks.
He was my special friend for 28 years and I will miss his loyal support and love. His daughter Kori and grandson Taylor were a major part of his life; they kept him on his toes. Taylor loved that he could be silly with Grumpa. Special thanks to; Brian/Sue, John/Marie, Bonnie/John, brother Lee, Ash, Susan, Jeff, Wayne, Brian, Laurie, Paul M, Al/Pen and Carl. He leaves behind very special friends from both the Highlands and the Dundas area, too many to mention.
He left to be with his mother Lil, sister Maureen, probably singing old country songs together; and fishing with Roy.
With Continued Love, your best friend Lori.
No Service is being planned at this time. Memorial donations can be made to the Haliburton Highlands Health Services (HHHSF)and can be arranged through the Gordon A. Monk Funeral Home Ltd., P.O. Box 427, Minden, Ontario K0M 2K0.
www.gordonmonkfuneralhome.com
59.03.11 – 22.01.19
Shawn moved back to his original home 30 years ago. The Highlands were where he wanted to be. If you met him even once, he left a positive impression with you. Shawn was known for his humour and smooth charisma. He would fix small engines with no problem, he loved the sound of motors; have a conversation with anyone, ride his “pretty” ATV to his special places, boating at Hawk Lake and campfires at home. He enjoyed his job on Roads 6, 7 and 14; many people will miss their early morning wake up honks.
He was my special friend for 28 years and I will miss his loyal support and love. His daughter Kori and grandson Taylor were a major part of his life; they kept him on his toes. Taylor loved that he could be silly with Grumpa. Special thanks to; Brian/Sue, John/Marie, Bonnie/John, brother Lee, Ash, Susan, Jeff, Wayne, Brian, Laurie, Paul M, Al/Pen and Carl. He leaves behind very special friends from both the Highlands and the Dundas area, too many to mention.
He left to be with his mother Lil, sister Maureen, probably singing old country songs together; and fishing with Roy.
With Continued Love, your best friend Lori.
No Service is being planned at this time. Memorial donations can be made to the Haliburton Highlands Health Services (HHHSF)and can be arranged through the Gordon A. Monk Funeral Home Ltd., P.O. Box 427, Minden, Ontario K0M 2K0.
www.gordonmonkfuneralhome.com