Obituary of Lianne Cooper

Lianne Marie Cooper August 30, 1960 – October 06, 2016 Lianne passed away at the Royal University Hospital after a short but intense fight with cancer. She was predeceased by her mother, Maxine Kowbel, and an infant brother, Michael Cooper. Lianne is survived by her son Christopher Boucher, her grand daughter Raelin Nesvold, father Gary Cooper, stepmother Della Cooper, siblings Carolyn, Curtis (Denine), and Sandra (Bernie) Cooper, step brothers Parker and Joel (Teal) Fiddler, nieces Jasmine, Setra and Brooklyn, nephew Jared, and many relatives and friends. Lianne owned and operated an interior tropical plant maintenance business “Planteriors” for the past 30 years. She had a creative touch in the selection, placement and care of the plants, always using natural non-toxic products and insect solutions to combat infestations and disease that can occur. Lianne was very opposed to the use of chemical pesticides and herbicides. She also worked in the health care industry at several of the local care homes, where she believed that the strong chemicals found in the cleaning products used there, and that caused swelling and violent reaction to her body, contributed to the cancer that caused her demise. Lianne had a great love for the North and its flora and fauna, bringing home samples of ferns and other plants after each trip to the family cabin at Wadin bay. She was an excellent photographer, with an eye for the beauty of the world’s living plants and animals, and the natural habitat, especially that of the North. Her other great pleasures… blues and jazz music, singing, attending concerts with her friends, and sitting around a campfire. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and family.