John Cooley
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Law Enforcement or Security |
| Occupation | Retired Sgt. II Los Angeles Police Department |
| Location | Southern California, United States |
| Introduction | Sgt. John Cooley retired in 2001 after 30 years of service with the Los Angeles Police Department. As the Officer-in-Charge of LAPD’s Employee Assistance Unit from 1992 until his retirement, he served as the department’s Funeral Coordinator, among other duties. His expertise comes from managing 18 LAPD line-of-duty funerals, plus 3 for other southern California agencies, as well as over 60 LAPD funerals for active officers. He assisted the LA City Fire Dept. with a multi-victim funeral. He managed funerals for active and retired personnel of all ranks, civilian employees, SWAT and other specialized units. He offers his services as a private contractor for a reasonable fee to cover his time, travel/lodging, and basic out of pocket expenditures. He also assists agencies with developing funeral protocols and personnel training. He is the co-author of "Planning for the Unthinkable: A Law Enforcement Funeral Planning Guide," which is available from his website: www.policefunerals.com. John is available 24 hours a day for at-need and pre-need consultations, speaking opportunities or for further information. Call him at: (805) 522-4861. |