Rita May Cook
Born on January 15, 1938 in Randolph, New JerseyDeparted on July 3, 2025, in Palm Bay, Florida
Rita May Cook was born on January 15, 1938 in Randolph, New Jersey to James and Ruth Culleny Toker. She passed on July 3, 2025 in Palm Bay, Florida.
Raised in Mine Hill, New Jersey, she was a homemaker and had lived in Brevard County, Florida for 35 years.
Rita’s family was the mother of Edward J. Cook and Donald L. Cook, both deceased. She is survived by her son Gregory Cook of Mine Hill, New Jersey; 9 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and her brother John Toker of Forest City, North Carolina.
7 entries.
Aunt Rita
I'miss fixing your hair and doing manicures. You where always happy to see me as I was to see you
I know you in heaven with my dad laughing and looking over us. Love you forever lou Lou
Rest in peace,!
The world has lost a beautiful soul, but heaven has gained an angel. Aunt Rita, you were the light in every room, the laughter in every moment, and the love that made our hearts feel full. Growing up with you was a gift—every shared laugh, every memory etched into my heart like a treasure.
You were more than an aunt. You were a friend, a confidant, and a constant source of joy. You made life brighter just by being in it, and your kindness and spirit will never be forgotten.
As you rest peacefully, I know you’re now reunited with my Dad, sharing stories, laughter, and all the love that we carry in our hearts. The heavens have gained a new star, and I believe you're watching over us with that same smile that could light up any room.
Thank you for everything, Aunt Rita. Your memory will live on in the laughter we share and the love we carry forward. You will always be in our hearts.
Rest in peace.
Rita Mae where to begin. Too many memories you have left us with. The cooking, the baking, the dance moves, many great memories you left on our hearts. Everyone loved Aunt Rita. Rest in peace our dear sister. You will be greatly missed.
Love Jack & Margaret
Rest In Peace, Rita
Aunt Rita, you were one of a kind. No one could cook, clean, or dance like you. You were the life of the party and have left me with memories I will cherish. I will always remember our road trips. Aunt Rita you loved your family with all your heart and I could not love you more. You will be missed. Love, Lisa
Rita, you will truly be missed. I will forever cherish the memories we shared. Now is your time to sing and dance 💃 with the angels! God bless 🙏 Love you forever Patti.💕
Miss you mom.
