In Memorandum: Justin Cope
Most people do not know just how much they can affect a person's life. It may take no more than a smile to completely turn someone's life around, but with someone like Justin, that was all it took.
I never really knew Justin that well honestly. We were in New Vision and Concert Choir together at CSU, but that was about it. We didn't hang-out, we didn't play basketball together (that's the one where they throw it, right?), and we weren't really that close. Even still, being around him made you feel like you were one of his best friends. He just had this glow about him, and anyone who knew him could tell you the same. His smile and laugh were enough to clear any clouds raining on someone's day.
Justin Cope was a very special person to many people, and I know he will be missed greatly.
We will never forget . . .
posted by Matt at 9:26 PM
2 Comments:
Mr.Cope was one of my teachers at Gateway. He would always compliment me on my steel drum playing.Even though i didn't know him that well , i always felt better around him. may God bless his wife and family.
he was my elementary school music teacher. best there ever was and will be. i dont remember him all that well but i do remember him always with a smile. i miss his class. it was the only thing i enjoyed in
5th grade.
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