Tributes to ‘beautiful and energetic’ student nurse who has died suddenly
Tragic 'ambitious' 20-year-old found dead after a graduation party
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A YOUNG "energetic and ambitious" student nurse was found dead by her friend after a graduation party.
Sally Cooper, who suffered from epilepsy, died suddenly last week and her cause of death is still unknown.
Ms Cooper had been on a nursing degree at Birmingham City University since 2013, and was a bank auxiliary nurse at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
BCU said staff and Ms Cooper’s fellow students have been left stunned after 20-year-old died last weekend.
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Michael Adams, associate head of the School of Nursing and Midwifery, said: “Everyone has been shocked and saddened by the news of Sally’s death.
“Sally was a well-liked and committed student nurse and I have been inundated with messages from staff clearly upset by this news all saying what a kind and caring person Sally was.
“We would extend our deepest condolences to Sally’s family, and friends, our thoughts are with them at this time.”
Ms Cooper was from Codsall, near Wolverhampton , but moved to Edgbaston to study.
Her devastated friends took to Facebook to express their shock and sadness at the news.
Her friend Rosie Harper posted on Facebook: “Such heartbreaking news to hear Sally Coooper has passed away at such a young age.
“So many memories. RIP lovely lady you will be missed by all.”
Another friend on her nursing course Joy Brown posted: “She was such a lovely beautiful friendly young woman.
“I am going to have a drink for you.
“I will never forget you hun. Sleep tight hun until we meet again.”
Michelle Angela posted: “I am in total shock at the loss of Sally Cooper.
“You were going to be such a fab nurse with a huge heart.
“You helped me in so many ways through our placement.
“Rip sweetie.”
A JustGiving fundraising campaign has been launched to help meet the costs of her funeral.
Cody Trezise, who set up the page, said Ms Cooper was a “beautiful, young, ambitious and soon-to-be nurse”.
Cody added on Facebook: “Absolutely awful news of the passing of a beautiful, energetic and kind lady.
“You would have made an excellent nurse, Sally Cooper, but you will make an even better angel.”