Image of Betty Cooper Hearnes

Betty Cooper Hearnes

Jul 23, 1927 - Dec 13, 2023

location-icon

Charleston, SC

In Loving Memory of Betty Cooper HearnesJuly 24, 1927 - December 14, 2023Betty Cooper Hearnes, former First Lady of Missouri, passed away peacefully in Charleston, Missouri, on December 14, 2023, surrounded by her family. Born on July 24, 1927, in Brinkley, Arkansas, to Reverend A. B. Cooper and May Lawrence Cooper, Betty dedicated her life to public service and advocacy.Betty served as the First Lady of Missouri from 1965 to 1973 while her husband, Warren E. Hearnes, held the office of th...Read More

In Memory of Betty Cooper Hearnes

Share a Condolence




Related Obituaries

Joanne Roddy

Jul 30, 1953 - Apr 09, 2025

location-icon

Charleston, SC

Joanne Roddy, a remarkable soul who graced this earthly realm for 71 years, passed away on April 9, 2025 in Charleston, South Carolina. Born on July 30, 1953, in Long Branch, New Jersey, she left an indelible mark on the lives she touched during her journey. Joanne's memory will forever be treasured by her beloved family and dear friends. Although Joanne chose the path of a single life, her immense capacity for love and kindness radiated through every interaction. She nurtured enduring connections that transcended traditional boundaries, leaving a profound impact on all fortunate enough to know her. In celebration of Joanne's life, a funeral service will be held at Murray's Mortuary, located at 4060 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, South Carolina 29405. For those wishing to pay their final respects, the funeral home can be reached at (843) 744-5488. The caring professionals at Murray's Mortuary will guide the ceremony with compassion and reverence during this time of reflection. Joanne Roddy touched the hearts of many, leaving an unforgettable legacy as she embarked on her next journey. Her warm and benevolent nature, coupled with her ability to make everyone feel valued, will forever serve as a beacon of light in the hearts of those she touched. May the memories of Joanne's remarkable life bring solace and comfort to all who mourn her loss. Let us honor her spirit by cherishing the moments shared and by embodying the kindness and love she exemplified throughout her time with us. Rest peacefully, dear Joanne, as you embark on your eternal voyage. Your presence will forever linger, and the light you brought to this world will continue to guide and inspire us.

Rick Duckett

Aug 02, 1957 - Jan 06, 2024

location-icon

Charleston, SC

Charleston lost a coaching legend with the passing of Rick Duckett on January 7, 2024, succumbing to cancer. Born on August 3, 1957, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Duckett left an indelible mark on the basketball community, bringing over 30 years of coaching expertise to the game. As the Associate Head Coach at Charleston Southern, Duckett showcased his defensive prowess, contributing to significant victories and guiding the team to impressive rankings in the Big South Conference. His strategic leadership and emphasis on defense were instrumental in Charleston Southern's success, evident in their remarkable win against Missouri in 2019. Duckett's coaching journey spanned head coaching roles at Fayetteville State, Winston-Salem State, and Grambling State. He earned accolades, including the NCAA Division II South Athletic Coach of the Year and CIAA Tournament Coaches Award. Duckett's impact extended beyond the court, as he spent seven years as an assistant under Dave Odom at South Carolina, contributing to the team's NIT triumphs in 2005 and 2006. A graduate of North Carolina, Duckett's dedication to coaching and mentorship influenced the lives of many players and colleagues. His legacy as a defensive maestro and inspirational leader will forever resonate in the basketball community. Rick Duckett leaves behind a rich tapestry of achievements, a testament to his enduring influence in the sport he loved.

flowers

Memorial Card

In memory of your loved one, we offer a heartfelt way to express your condolences. Click below to send a beautiful memorial card to the obituary, extending your sympathies and sharing in the remembrance of a life well-lived.

The Obituary App - Logo

Copyright © 2024 - The Obituary App

| Powered By - AppVerticals