Dr. Tyler Cooper, the President and CEO of Cooper Aerobics, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 55 following a nine-month struggle with acute myeloid leukemia. His leadership continued the legacy of his father, Kenneth Cooper, the founder of the Dallas-based health and wellness organization.
Cooper Aerobics announced the tragic news, noting the profound impact of his loss on the team and extending condolences to his wife, Angie, their three children, as well as his parents and sister. The company expressed heartfelt sentiments in a statement, emphasizing the sorrow felt throughout the organization.
After earning his medical degree, Tyler Cooper dedicated himself to the family business, which encompasses six companies aimed at promoting health and wellness, including the renowned Cooper Clinic. His contributions went beyond the business realm, as he also served on the Baylor University Board of Regents, further exemplifying his commitment to community health and education.
