Michael Cooper Heinz

Michael Cooper HeinzMichael Cooper Heinz, 21, of Western Springs died November 23, 2014. The 2011 graduate of Lyons Township High School played soccer there and was a member of the 2010-11 conference championship team. He went on to the University of Wisconsin Madison, where he studied strategic communications and philosophy. Due to graduate in May, Cooper was a member and past president of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Cooper is survived by loving parents Meg O. and David R. Heinz; devoted sisters Kate and Kelly; adoring grandparents Patricia F. and James W. O’Kelley Jr.; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins; and countless friends, all of whom are devastated by his loss. Visitation Wednesday, Nov. 26 from 1 to 7pm at the Downers Grove location of Hallowell & James Funeral Home; 301-75th St., DOWNERS GROVE. A Celebration of Life will take place Friday, Nov. 28 at 3:30pm at the First Congregational Church of Western Springs; 1106 Chestnut St, Western Springs, IL 60558. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to the M. Cooper Heinz Memorial Fund c/o Kappa Sigma Beta Epsilon; 124 Langdon Street, Madison WI 53706 or Plymouth Fellowship c/o First Congregational Church of Western Springs. Funeral Info: 630-964-6500

10 Replies to “Michael Cooper Heinz”

  1. Cooper’s smile will forever light up our world. With much sadness, we hold all of you in our prayers, beloved Heinz family.
    May Coop be now and forevermore in eternal love, Mary, Marc, Elliot, Annie and Andrew

  2. Dear Meg land Dave and family. I am with you in prayer and in spirit as you gather to say goodbye to your beloved Cooper. No words can express my deep sadness over the loss of Cooper.May you find comfort in the loving embrace of friends and family . May Our Lord,who alone understands the mystery of life and death, comfort you and bless you. With love and prayers. Bev

  3. To the Heinz’s

    We are deeply saddened for the loss of Cooper. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

  4. Dave and family,

    So sorry to hear about your son. Please accept our condolences. You and your family our in our prayers.

    Nick

  5. Dave and Meg – I heard the sad news from Uncle Dale yesterday. I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

  6. Meg and Dave
    We want to express our sympathy and let you know that our thoughts are with you. Please accept our deepest condolences for your family’s loss. May your memories give you peace and comfort.
    Ali and Bill

  7. Dear Meg and Dave, News of your losing Cooper just reached us. We cannot begin to even understand the profound loss of your sweet boy, but please know that we are sending our deepest and most heartfelt sympathies to you both, and to Katie and Kelly. We will never, ever, forget such wonderful times when our boys played together as babies and toddlers. Please know that our thoughts are with you now and always, and we will never forget the joy that sweet Coop brought to us as friends, and to the world.
    With love,
    Suzanne and Kevin

  8. Dear Heinz Family
    Our son, David and Cooper were fraternity brothers and friends. David said Cooper was witty, articulate, incredibly smart and served as a mentor to many of the guys. Our hearts break for your loss. I know that there are no words that can comfort you but please know that your family will be in our thoughts and prayers as you travel through this journey. As a teenager, I lost an older brother who was about Cooper’s age. That brother has always remained with us in our hearts, even 30 years later, his presence is felt. Cooper will always be yours. Wishing you peace. Tina and Pete Bedell

  9. I only just learned today of the tragic demise of Coop
    I was devastated to feel the loss that befell what i considered to be the greatest extended family i have ever known
    This will pain me forever as i fear it will do the same to our lifelong friends pat and jim and meg and trish and jimmy

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