Willa Dean

Cook

Willa Dean Parker Cook, born May 30, 1935 in Hardin, Illinois, to the late Lola Martin Parker and Robert Parker. She departed this life on February 27, 2019 at their residence in Bunker, Missouri, with her loving family by her side. Willa had attained the age of 83 years, eight months and 28 days.

On May 12, 1953 Willa Dean was united in marriage to Robert Cook in Pocahontas, Arkansas. To this union four children were born. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Bunker.

In addition to her parents Willa is preceded in death by her two brothers, Junior Martin and Ray Gene Parker.

Willa is survived by her husband of 65 years, Robert of Bunker, Missouri, three sons, Kenneth Cook and wife Judy of Bunker, Missouri, David Cook of Bunker, Missouri, Warren Cook of Branson, Missouri, one daughter, Marilyn Copeland of Bunker, Missouri, and fiancé Randy Stluka of Gladden, Missouri. Nine grandchildren, Ginger Lackey (Toby), Rita Carter (Willie), Jesse Cook (Susan), William Cook (Emily), Kari Watkins, Katie Cook (Daniel), Jamie Beasley (Daniel), Garon May (Crystal) and Emilee May, eight great-grandchildren, Xander Walker, Kelby Walker, Austyn Watkins, Tymber May, Maylee May, Garytt May, Clinton Stevens and Chad Stevens, one sister, Yvonne Reed and husband Donald of Lesterville, Missouri, as well as a host of other relatives and friends who mourn her passing.

Visitation: Friday, March 1 ^st 5 to 8 PM at McSpadden Funeral Home, Bunker, Missouri

Funeral Services: Saturday, March 2 ^nd 10 AM at McSpadden Funeral Home

Ministers: Pastor, Kennard Mayfield assisted by Pastor Tom Wisdom

Burial: Pleasant Hill Cemetery

Pallbearers: Kenneth Cook, David Cook, Warren Cook, Randy Stluka, Ronnie Cook and William Cook                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Honorary Pallbearers: Garon May, Dennis Burns and Johnny Cook

Arrangements by McSpadden Funeral Home, Bunker, Missouri

In lieu of flowers: Gideon Bibles or the American Red Cross