Walter Lorenzo Cooper Obituary (1970 - 2020)

Life Reflections "A Time To Be Born" On August 23, 1970 in Galveston County, Texas. Viola Faye Cooper was gifted with a bundle of joy in the form a baby boy who she named Walter Lorenzo Cooper. They affectionately called him "Bissy". "A Time For Commitment" "Bissy" confessed his hope in Christ and was baptized at St. James A. M. E. Church in Dickinson, Texas. Lorenzo attended Dickinson High School with the "Class of 1989". He was a self-employed entrepreneur specializing in car sales. He enjoyed dragstrip racing at Houston Raceway Park and watching attending all types of sports. He also enjoyed motorcycle riding. He rode with the Gulf Coast Soldiers and later became a member of the Solo Riders Motorcycle Club. He also rode with the Dirty South Club. He traveled extensively to many different states and places while motorcycling. "A Time To Rest" On December 12, 2020, God called Walter Lorenzo "Bissy" Cooper from his Earthly hom to his Heavenly home. There to welcome him are his mother and father, his maternal and paternal grandparents, two nephews raised as brothers, Kevin De'Andre Cooper and Damond Devonne Cooper. "A Time To Be Remembered" Memories of "Bissy" will always be cherished by his son, Donte' Jamal Cooper, Sr. (Kaila) of Dickinson; one sister, Eloise Jean Taylor of Dickinson; two brothers, Odell Wayne Cooper (Bobbie) of Dickinson and Earnes James Cooper of Houston, Texas; a grandchild, Donte' Jamal "D.J." Cooper, Jr.; one great-nephew, De'Andre Devonne Cooper; one great-great-niece, Jada Larie Denise Cooper and the mother of his child, Vanessa Joseph. He also leaves precious memories with his BFF's, Bonnie McGill, Cassandra Green, Ruth "Pooh" Woodard, Brian Peterson, Marvin Williams, Jessie Clay, Tony Davis and Tony "T-Bam" Allen. He also leaves behind a special friend, Devonya Greenwood.