Four months after receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, a mother passed away. The 34-year-old Netherton resident Kim Cooper was told she had a stage four glioblastoma after returning from the doctor with a diagnosis of migraines.
An aggressive brain tumor that grows quickly is called glioblastoma. Given that her son was only a few months old, Jodie, her sister, said that the family’s heart was “ripped out” by her diagnosis. Cared for at home by family and friends until June 2023, when she passed away, Kim valiantly fought as a youth advisor at Netherton Park Neighbourhood Centre. Kim’s family called her a “massive red” and claimed she had a season ticket to Liverpool FC. “Kim worked at the Netherton Park Neighbourhood Center as a youth advisor, which she loved,” Jodie remarked. From there, she liked to take the kids to a place in Skipton, and pretty much everywhere else. “Kim was a resident DJ at the Eden Vale Pub in Netherton. She hosted gatherings for her loved ones and friends. Kim attended a lot of away games, both domestic and international, and regardless of the outcome, she would sing all the red songs in the fan zones before and after the games. “.”.
Her family is now requesting applause from Everton and Liverpool supporters during the 34th minute of Saturday, October 12’s Merseyside Derby. Louis, the baby boy, his mother Netty, father Bernie, sisters Kayte Jodie and Kellie, as well as her niece and nephew, are all left behind by Kim. Following her passing, Kim was remembered by the Netherton Park Neighbourhood Center, which stated that she “impacted on so many lives.”. Kim Cooper began her employment at Netherton Park Community Center in 2009 as a youth project worker, according to a center spokesperson. She demonstrated a great deal of potential and excitement for working with children and young people at the age of 19.
