Cade Cooper Obituary (1979

Cade LaMond Adkins Cooper lost his battle with addiction, a disease that effects every race, religion, creed, or social class. Cade returned to his Father in Heaven on December 23, 2019. Cade was born March 21, 1979 to Gary and Kallie Adkins in Salt Lake City, Utah. Cade was an advocate for change. He loved to help troubled youth. He started three programs for troubled youth in Southern Utah. He believed it was his true calling in life and loved giving service to that calling. Cade was a kind and sweet soul. He was loved deeply. He loved deeply. He loved helping people and giving anything and everything of himself if it helped someone. Life was an adventure for him and with him. He was very imaginative and creative. He loved sketching and drawing; his art was an expression of himself, some of his art is some of the best we have ever seen. Cade loved fishing, hiking, camping, and rock hounding. The Great outdoors is where he was the happiest. Cade loved the Japanese culture and the people of Japan. He spoke fluent Japanese and lived in Japan for several years. Cade is survived by his children Mizuki, Norika, and Seiji. Parents, Gary Adkins and Kallie Cooper Young. Siblings, Makyla Manchego, Kallie Thevenot and Courtney Adkins and many nieces and nephews that loved him dearly. Cade was loved deeply. A visitation will be held Monday, December 30, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Tate Mortuary, 110 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah