Chloteal Bonner Cooper

Birth date: Jun 13, 1945 Death date: Aug 22, 2025

August 22, 2025, Chloteal (Teal) Bonner Cooper passed away at the age of 80 years. Named after her maternal grandmother, she was born in Dallas, Texas on June 13, 1945. She attended Tulsa Public Schools, Southern Methodist Univers Read Obituary

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Susan Bonner

6w ago

Chloteal was a light in the life of our family. She inspired love and care of outdoor flower gardens, delicious ways to feed our families and hostess to many wonderful family gatherings. Always with a smile and laugh, insightful and intelligent. Dedicated to her husband Bob, children Brad & Travis and proud pug mom to many puppies over the years. Oldest of 3 children, loving daughter of Charley and Colleen Bonner. Grieved by siblings Charlotte, Bill and their families. A privilege to know and love her, she will continue to be the source of wonderful life memories.

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6w ago

Sent a Beautiful in Blue to the Cooper family.

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Jeanne Langley

6w ago

One of my most fun memories is when we used to get together to watch an OU football game. The men would be glued to the tv but you and I would spend most of the time out on the patio. You were such a devoted fan you just got too wound up to sit still and watch it. We would try to talk about something else as you nervously paced but you would have to go in and check on the score. You would try to watch it again but we would end up outside again. You really love the Sooners. Another memory is from when we were at a company party. I was standing with Bob and you were across the room talking to someone. I noticed Bob watching you. He just smiled and said, “Isn’t she beautiful”. I think that is one of the sweetest things I’ve ever heard. You were so blessed to have a husband that truly loved you.

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6w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Chloteal.

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6w ago

Sent a Rainbow Reflections Basket to the Cooper family.

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6w ago

Sent a Medium Dish Garden to the Cooper family.

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Glenda Allison

7w ago

When my husband and I moved to Tulsa in 1984 we were immediately “adopted”by Chloteal’s parents and by extension the rest of the family. Chloteal was a beautiful soul inside and out. She was a gourmet cook and loved gardening. We enjoyed attending a Wednesday exercise and lunch group which included her sister and sister-in-law. It was great fun.

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