Wrights & Maxeys of Monroe County, Mississippi - Person Sheet
Wrights & Maxeys of Monroe County, Mississippi - Person Sheet
NameHOOD, Holly Virginia 
, 2C1R
, 2C1RBirth Date12 Oct 1959
Birth PlaceAmory, Monroe County, Mississippi
Death Date7 Jul 2016 Age: 56
Death PlaceTupelo, Lee County, Mississippi
FatherHOOD, Homer Hansel (1937-)
MotherRYE, Martha Virginia (1936-)
Misc. Notes
Holly Virginia Hood Cooley, 56, died on Thursday, July 7, 2016, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Born October 12, 1959 in Amory, she was a daughter of Homer Hansel ""Hank"" and Virginia Rye Hood. A 1977 graduate of Smithville High School, she also attended Itawamba Junior College and she married Allen Cooley. She was a fan of Mississippi State University, a fan of anything pertaining to the Smithville Seminoles and she was an encouragement to all Smithville athletes. With a love for her community, she was one of the greatest advocates for the Town of Smithville. She was known for her contagious laughter. Her carport gatherings, filled with many opinions, were known as ""The View."" With a deep, abiding faith, she was a member of the Smithville Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Allen Cooley of Smithville; her parents, Hank and Virginia Hood of Smithville; two daughters, Mallory Cooley and Martha Grace Cooley, both of Smithville; one brother, Randy Hood (Jennifer) of Smithville; two sisters, Melissa Dupree (Garry) and Leigh Skinner (Johnny) all of Smithville.
Pallbearers will be Tyler Hood, Tucker Hood, Cal Dupree, Camdon Skinner, Brody Skinner, Hank Skinner, Max Skinner, Ed Hebert, Andrew Taylor, Eli Taylor, and Michael Kennedy. Honorary pallbearers will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Department.
Born October 12, 1959 in Amory, she was a daughter of Homer Hansel ""Hank"" and Virginia Rye Hood. A 1977 graduate of Smithville High School, she also attended Itawamba Junior College and she married Allen Cooley. She was a fan of Mississippi State University, a fan of anything pertaining to the Smithville Seminoles and she was an encouragement to all Smithville athletes. With a love for her community, she was one of the greatest advocates for the Town of Smithville. She was known for her contagious laughter. Her carport gatherings, filled with many opinions, were known as ""The View."" With a deep, abiding faith, she was a member of the Smithville Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Allen Cooley of Smithville; her parents, Hank and Virginia Hood of Smithville; two daughters, Mallory Cooley and Martha Grace Cooley, both of Smithville; one brother, Randy Hood (Jennifer) of Smithville; two sisters, Melissa Dupree (Garry) and Leigh Skinner (Johnny) all of Smithville.
Pallbearers will be Tyler Hood, Tucker Hood, Cal Dupree, Camdon Skinner, Brody Skinner, Hank Skinner, Max Skinner, Ed Hebert, Andrew Taylor, Eli Taylor, and Michael Kennedy. Honorary pallbearers will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Department.
