Cooper Travers Lexington, KY died: Teenager passed away tragically – GoFundMe
Beloved teen passed away six years after elder brother died unexpectedly - Learn more about Cooper Travers death and obituary
Cooper Travers Death – A Lexington, Kentucky family is heartbroken after losing a second son six years after the first died. Cooper Travers passed away unexpectedly following a medical emergency during the weekend. A family member announced the tragic news while calling for prayers for the relation Cooper Travers left behind.
“It is with extreme sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Cooper. Cooper was a bright spark in this world and will be deeply missed. He touched the lives of so many and it’s our turn to give back to his family in their time of need. We are raising money to cover the costs of the funeral and memorial services for Cooper’s family as his passing was completely unexpected.”
Cooper Travers’s elder brother Leo Travers passed away unexpectedly in 2027. A GoFundMe Account has been created by the family to help raise funds for Cooper Travers’ funeral. “Rest in my peace my little brother Cooper Travers. Life isn’t fair. Such a good young man gone way too soon. I know you’ll be in good hands with your big brother Leo Travers up there man I love and miss both of you guys… I’ll make sure momma Travers knows I’ll be here to help with anything she needs. Love my brothers forever will your names live on.”
Cooper Travers’s Obituary and Funeral Arrangements will be Released by the Family
On Thursday, January 12, 2017, Leo Bradford Travers, a 15-year-old individual, passed away. Leo was the son of Robert Gerstner and Candice Evelyn Travers, and he was also the brother of Cooper Benjamin Travers. Leo, a remarkable individual, garnered admiration, respect, and affection from his educators, peers, and mentors due to his thoughtful, genuine, and benevolent nature toward all those he encountered.
He has made a lasting impact on individuals who were acquainted with him. The individual in question participated in religious activities at Southland Christian Church, engaged in baseball activities with the Kentucky Rockers, competed in wrestling events representing Jessamine County, showed a strong interest in soccer, pursued recreational fishing, derived pleasure from music, and valued social interactions with friends.
The individual’s extended family members include his maternal grandparents, Steven and Pamela England, paternal grandparents, Robert and Catherine Travers, maternal great-grandparent, Sally Bradford, and Frank Korpics, an uncle named Benjamin K. Travers, as well as several close relatives residing in New York and Kentucky.
The service is scheduled to take place at 10:30 AM on Tuesday at Southland Christian Church, with Ked Frank serving as the officiant. The interment will afterward take place at Lexington Cemetery. The visitation period will commence at 1:00 PM and conclude at 8:00 PM on Monday, taking place at Southland Christian Church.
The individuals who will assume the role of bearers are Robert G. Travers, Cooper B. Travers, Steven England, Benjamin K. Travers, Robert N. Travers, and Justin R. Burger. The Travers express their gratitude to the University of Kentucky and the Jessamine County community for their unwavering support.
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