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From the ballfield to swimming pool, Coopers served generations of Lehi youth

By Lehi Free Press · August 15, 2026 · 1 min read
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From the ballfield to swimming pool, Coopers served generations of Lehi youth
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Lehi Historical Society Kim and Laurie Cooper have made a lasting difference in Lehi through decades of service. Together, they have witnessed Lehi grow from about 6,000 residents to nearly 100,000. After spending their entire married life here, Kim and Laurie continue to love Lehi and its people.

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