Loretta M Bolar

Birth date: Nov 19, 1937 Death date: Mar 3, 2026

Loretta M. Bolar, 88, born on November 19, 1937 in St. Louis, Missouri, passed away on March 3, 2026. She was the beloved daughter of the late Percy and Devolia (Jackson) Cooksey. Loretta was raised in St. Louis and was a proud g Read Obituary

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Robert Cunningham

3w ago

in honor of Loretta.

Loretta was guiding light of truth. When she called me to see how I was doing or I called her it was always good. I am truly greatful for her wisdom and truth. If it was about life or politics it was a always a joy. This for years when we lived in apartment Hillcrest i was in high school and now I am 63 years old and every conversation and all the love she showed to I am forever greatful for my cousin. She always made feel I was loved and special she was a gift. I will miss her until I leave this planet this ride would have not been the same with you. Love Bobby ❤

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Lori Snit

3w ago

Loretta and I go back a few years. I've so enjoyed getting to take care of her. Telling our jokes, singing,cards and puzzles she taught me how to do. She will forever live in my ❤️. Our favorite saying when one of us won in cards was. Winner winner chicken dinner. Rest in peace my dear friend.

Lori

Tyra Cooksey

3w ago

Aunt Loretta was one of the most honest and direct people I ever had the privilege of knowing. She spoke the truth with courage and clarity, and everyone who knew her understood that her words always came from a place of sincerity and strength. Beneath that straightforward spirit was a heart deeply devoted to the people she loved most. She held a special and lifelong love for her brothers, cherishing those family bonds with pride and loyalty. Above all else, her greatest joy was her son, Keith, whom she loved with her whole heart and admired beyond words. Her devotion to him was constant and unwavering, and it was clear to anyone who knew her that he was the center of her world. Aunt Loretta’s strength, honesty, and deep love for her family will remain a lasting part of the lives she touched.

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