"You should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God's grace in its various forms...1 Peter 4:10". Yvonne Ann Franklin, born November 23, 1948, in Georgetown South Carolina to Bernice Roberts and Maxie Franklin who both proceed her in heaven. Yeveonne was the second of nine kids Thomas, Mack, Maxie, Wilbert, and Roberta all proceed her in heaven. Yevonne Ann Cooper moved to Baltimore, Maryland at the young age of 9 years old. She gained her education from Baltimore public schools; then taking her education and began working as a teacher's assistant for catholic charities of cherry hill: She later found her calling which was taking care of the elderly and disabled for Bello Machre. Even alter retirement Yevonne continue to serve, cook, encourage and always instilling in others the power of prayer and the love of god as this was her life's calling from God himself. Yevonne's favorite saving was " God is good all the time and all the time God is good.

Yevonne later married John Clavron Cooper in 1959. From this union she had 4 loving girls Sophia Cooper, Joellen Cooper, Christine Cooper, and last but not least Yvette Cooper. Yevonne leaves to cherish her life 1 brother Timothy Smith, 3 sisters Elder Delores V Kingwood, Martha Lee and Vonselle Franklin; 11 grandchildren Tykeria Green, Durkia Hudison, Taje Johnson, Mark Diggs, Durwin Hudison, Malik Greenwood, Torren Graves, Devontae Hawkins, Ebony Lowery, Janice Williams, Deja Robison; 8 great grandchildren along with a host of nieces, nephews friends and love ones. Yevonne always told her girls when she passed to shout and praise God for her life goal was to make it to her Heavenly father. AMEN