NYPD Officer Reginald Cooley honored by loved ones at homegoing service
Cooley, 61, battled a 9/11-related cancer after serving 21 years on the force. He was heavily involved in his Bronx community, who say he will be dearly missed.
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Jan 16, 2021, 7:53 PM
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Updated 1,203 days ago
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9h agoThe Bronx family of a retired NYPD officer celebrated the
life of Reginald Cooley on Saturday during a homegoing service in
Williamsbridge.
Cooley, 61, battled a 9/11-related cancer after serving 21
years on the force. He was heavily involved in his Bronx community, who say he
will be dearly missed.
He is survived by his wife of 27 years and his two sons,
who spoke at his service.
Cooley served as a police officer in Harlem and was
on the 49th Precinct Clergy Council as a reverend.
