Jacquelyn Alberta (Walters) Coffman 82, of Frankfort, IN, passed away into everlasting life on Wednesday, July 30, 2014 at 9:05 p.m. Born October 30, 1931 in Frankfort, Indiana to the late Commodore “Honk” Walters & Naomi (Pickering) Walters. She lived her entire life in Frankfort. She was formerly married to Glenn H. Coffman. She was baptized in the First Baptist Church. She was kitchen manager for the Key West Shrimp House. She was an excellent cook and pie baker. Jacquie loved to cook for her family and furnished pies to the family and neighbors in her later years. She loved writing and having her poetry published.
Visitation and Services
Funeral service will be 3 p.m. Sunday, August 3, 2014 at the Green Lawn Cemetery Chapel of Peace. Burial will be in Green Lawn Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to the Clinton County Cancer Association.
Survived by:
2 Daughters: Joyce (Greg) Gill of Melbourne, FL, Carolyn Sue (Ed) Sikes of Lafayette, 3 Sons: Glenn A. (Teresa) Coffman of Kirklin, Larry G. (Rebecca) Coffman of Frankfort, William E. Coffman of Kirklin, 3 Sisters: Virginia (Arthur) Fausett of Frankfort, Barbara (Wayne) Fausett of Frankfort, Emma Walters-Downey of Jeffersonville, KY, Brother: Tom (Linda) Walters of Frankfort, 12 grandchildren, Bryan & Lindsay Gill, Elizabeth & Daniel Sikes, Jason (Penny) Coffman, Brandon Coffman, Sandra Coffman, David G. Coffman, Matthew G. Coffman, Lydia Coffman, Jessa Coffman & Gabrielle Coffman, several great grandchildren, several nieces and nephews whom she loved dearly and a sister-in-law, Betty Ruth Walters also survive.
Preceded by:
one brother, John A. Walters and two great granddaughters, Lori Ann Coffman and Roselynn Coffman.
You will be missed…RIP Aunt Sis <3
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI hate that the last time I saw Aunt Sis was almost 7 years ago. It was a wonderful visit though and I’m happy that my oldest son got to meet her. I’ll forever miss you and will always love you Sis.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Joyce, and all family members,
So sorry that you lost your dear mother. I will always remember how much fun she was when I was around your family. Find comfort knowing that she is safely in heaven with her parents and grandparents. Try to remember only the good times!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear sweet Grandma Jackie,
My wish was for you to stay with us always ,but just as you told me ,we will all join the Lord someday and how wonderful it will be. I am thankful to have had such a kind and wise grandmother and I will pray every night that you are happy and have found peace with our heavenly master. I will keep tight to the beautiful memories you have left for me. Your house was always open to anyone who needed shelter and it always smelled like delicious food. Sun tea ,toast, and great conversation for every visitor. You taught me many things and I know I will long for you for the rest of my life. Your cursive so pretty to watch you write things. You made your bed every morning and said your prayers every night. Your fresh laundry hanging on the line,sitting on the floor watching you iron. Your pantry with ceiling to floor jars of your beautiful food. Giant bowls of popcorn and snuggling on the couch. All the flowers you loved. And most of all your soft hugs that could make the bad go away. My new wish is to be more like you.
Love,
Your quiet little Sandy
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBarb and Gini,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers our with you today as you say goodbye to your sister. Knowing that she is with the Lord is truly a blessing I am sure.
Keep The Faith
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Facebook Twitter GoogleTom, so sorry for the loss of your sister.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Joyce,Sue,Bud,Larry…..so sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed your Mom. Jackie was always fun to be around. Nancy Batts
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