04-04-2011, 04:42 PM
Columbus Dispatch
LOGAN, Ohio -- Summer Dawn Cook Inman was remembered today for her "million dollar smile" and a personality that fit perfectly with her name.
Her parents, Michael and Debra Cook, her three young children and her boyfriend, Adam D. Peters, with whom she had found love, listened as she was eulogized at the funeral service at First Church Praise and Worship Center.
Summer attended the church from the time she was a girl. Church member John Chappelear, who led the congregation in hymns today, turned to her parents with his recollections. Her parents and other family members sat in the front pew, facing her flower-draped casket
"I will always remember her million-dollar smile," Chappelear said. "It's like a summer sunshine. Thank you for naming her Summer Dawn."
LOGAN, Ohio -- Summer Dawn Cook Inman was remembered today for her "million dollar smile" and a personality that fit perfectly with her name.
Her parents, Michael and Debra Cook, her three young children and her boyfriend, Adam D. Peters, with whom she had found love, listened as she was eulogized at the funeral service at First Church Praise and Worship Center.
Summer attended the church from the time she was a girl. Church member John Chappelear, who led the congregation in hymns today, turned to her parents with his recollections. Her parents and other family members sat in the front pew, facing her flower-draped casket
"I will always remember her million-dollar smile," Chappelear said. "It's like a summer sunshine. Thank you for naming her Summer Dawn."