Birth date: May 28, 1951 Death date: Mar 24, 2022
Retired Chattanooga Police Chief Freeman E. Cooper, Jr., 70, departed this life on Thursday, March 24, 2022, at his residence after a battle with lung cancer. Chief Cooper lived a lifetime of service to his fellow man, serving his Read Obituary
On behalf of the FBI National Academy Associates National Board, the FBI National Academy Associates Charitable Foundation and the FBI National Academy Family we send our deepest condolences for the loss of our brother Freeman E. Copper, Session 165.
It saddens our heart when we hear that one of our own has passed. We want the family and the community to know that we will keep you in our prayers.
Knowing that God hears our prayers brings us hope, peace and comfort that the Lord is with us at all times and we can call on him in time of need.
Freeman's name will be added to our Memory Roll and read at the National Conference.
If there is more we can do, please let us know.
God bless,
Chaplain Mike Hardee
Our deepest condolences to the family of Brother Freeman Cooper. We have known Brother Freeman for many years from Ridgedale Church of Christ to White Oak Church of Christ. It was such a blessing to my husband and I to know him. He was a kind loving soul. Thank God that we were blessed to know him.b
My brothers and myself grew up with Freeman on the same street. I was younger , but graduated with my oldest deceased brother, Norman. Test in the presence of the Lord
Mr.Freeman E.Cooper job well done. RIP.
What a loss to this World. I had the honor and privilege to get to know and work with Chief Cooper through the TACP. He always insisted I call him Freeman :) What a true professional that always had a hug and positive word of encouragement to those around him. He will be missed by All for sure. My prayers and thoughts are with his family and all that he crossed paths with.
Dickson County Sheriff Tim Eads
