Birth date: Jan 12, 1936 Death date: May 19, 2019
Gail Cooper Chu, age 83, of Concord, NC, died in an auto accident on Sunday, May 19, 2019. Gail lived a rich life. She was born on January 12, 1936 in Pompton Lakes, NJ, the only child of C. Erwin and Marian (Tice) Cooper. While c Read Obituary
Fred and Christine Lockley
6 minutes ago
1/12/22
Dear Lydia, Philip, Luisa, Peter, and Davy,
We are so saddened to learn of the death of your dearest Mother. We only found this out today, when we tried calling Gail for her birthday. When the number we had was not a working number, we began to search online and stumbled upon her obituary from 2019. She and David were a very important part of our lives, during their time in Chapel Hill. We shared in the same small group at the Chapel Hill Bible Church for 12 years. We became very close during that time. Gail also assisted us with babysitting services when we had our son, Joshua. She was the only nursery worker at CHBC, that, Josh would go to without screaming. We kept in touch after they moved to Concord, with Christmas cards and phone calls on their birthdays. We also visited them in Concord for a night, before, David's death, and shared a meal with them, Louisa and David, and David's sister. That visit was about 6-7 years ago. We wish to extend our deepest condolences, late as it is, to all of you and your children. We will miss Gail very much, and her loving, gentle spirit. We are so grateful for having had Gail and David in our lives and are better people due to their spiritual influence. We look forward to seeing them both again in Glory! We pray that you are finding peace and comfort in the knowledge that you will surely be reunited with them some day. Oh, What a Glorious Day That Will Be!
We send our love and prayers to each of you!
Fred, Christine, and Josh Lockley
P.S. We plan on making a memorial gift to David and Gail's church in S. Korea
Gail's wondrous smile and the sparkle in her eye may have been taken from us .Her strong love and faith lives in her children and in every life she touched. Gail ws a strong influence on me, as a young missionary in Jeonju. She was a good friend and mentor.
The children they left will mirror her life.
Gail Chu was my classmate at Methodist Hospital as we were studying nursing. She was a shining example of true Christianity - a lovely
woman who leaves me with many
wonderful memories of our shared
years. She will be greatly missed.
We're saddened to learn of Gail's passing. Although visits were few in later years, we are left with many fond memories of this wonderful woman. Gail listened with interest and truly cared about others. On one of her visits she gave our eldest daughter a lovely children's book that turned out to be her favorite and which she still has and treasures. She'll be deeply missed.
