A short service was conducted at the grave by Dr. G. G Martin, of Staunton, assisted by the Rev. A. McK. Reynolds, pastor of Main Street Methodist Church, and the deceased nephew, Dr. Harry Coffey, pastor of Raleigh Court Methodist Church of Roanoke. A solo "Abide With Me," was sung by Miss Susan Spilman.
Surviving Mrs. Coffey are six daughters, Mrs. Walter Kerauver, of Roanoke. Mrs. V. W. Cook, of Drewry's Bluff; Mrs. G. R. Craig, of Salem; Mrs. O. H. Lee, of Ellerson; Mrs. Howard Plumb, of Waynesboro; Miss Louise Coffey, of Winchester; and two sons, C. M. Coffey, of Staunton and James H. Coffey, of Landover, Maryland. One son, Wallace, passed away December 6.
Also surviving is a half-sister, Mrs. Marion Coffey, of Lynchburg, and a half-brother, U. S. Campbell, of Lyndhurst; also 30 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were her grandsons.
Waynesboro News Virginian-date of paper: January 5, 1942
Obit courtesy of JLB #47105907.
A short service was conducted at the grave by Dr. G. G Martin, of Staunton, assisted by the Rev. A. McK. Reynolds, pastor of Main Street Methodist Church, and the deceased nephew, Dr. Harry Coffey, pastor of Raleigh Court Methodist Church of Roanoke. A solo "Abide With Me," was sung by Miss Susan Spilman.
Surviving Mrs. Coffey are six daughters, Mrs. Walter Kerauver, of Roanoke. Mrs. V. W. Cook, of Drewry's Bluff; Mrs. G. R. Craig, of Salem; Mrs. O. H. Lee, of Ellerson; Mrs. Howard Plumb, of Waynesboro; Miss Louise Coffey, of Winchester; and two sons, C. M. Coffey, of Staunton and James H. Coffey, of Landover, Maryland. One son, Wallace, passed away December 6.
Also surviving is a half-sister, Mrs. Marion Coffey, of Lynchburg, and a half-brother, U. S. Campbell, of Lyndhurst; also 30 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were her grandsons.
Waynesboro News Virginian-date of paper: January 5, 1942
Obit courtesy of JLB #47105907.
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