Cooper Wrobel, a resident of Wadsworth, Ohio, and a 2019 graduate of Wadsworth High School has tragically passed away. He was 23 years old at the time of his death. Cooper was announced dead through a social media publication that read “My Heart goes out to the Wrobel Family during this time! Prayers to Cooper’s family and Friends. RIP sad news — Hug your loved ones everyday.”
Cooper Wrobel cause of death
A 23-year-old man, identified as Cooper Wrobel of Wadsworth, has died following a motorcycle crash Wednesday night on I-76 East. The Medina Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol says Wrobel was driving an Aprilia Tuono when he went off the left side of the road into the center median near milepost 7.4 in Wadsworth shortly before 10 p.m. Wrobel was ejected from the motorcycle, which came to rest in the left lane of I-76, before authorities say he was struck by oncoming traffic. The crash remains under investigation.
Who was Cooper Wrobel?
Cooper Wrobel was a beloved resident of Wadsworth, Ohio, where he left a lasting impact on his community. A proud 2019 graduate of Wadsworth High School, Cooper was known for his enthusiasm and dedication in both academics and extracurricular activities. He was a former member of the Akron Senate TNBA Junior Bowlers, where he developed a passion for bowling and built lasting friendships with fellow teammates.
His commitment to the sport showcased his competitive spirit and his ability to work well with others, reflecting his strong character. As a loving son and cherished brother, Cooper was deeply devoted to his family. He brought joy and laughter to those around him, always finding ways to support and uplift his loved ones. His big heart and beautiful personality endeared him to many, making him a source of comfort and inspiration.
