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Tessie Fay Coleman~ ~ ~ 1891-1958
Submitted by: Shirley Harlan
© Blackwell Journal Tribune
January 27, 1958


Mrs. Coleman, 66, Dies in General Hospital
Funeral arrangements are pending at Roberts and Sons for Mrs. Tessie Fay Coleman, 66, 823 W. Santa Fe, who died at 3:38 a.m. Monday at Blackwell General Hospital.
Mrs. Coleman was born March 10, 1891 in Kansas. She was a member of the Spiritualist church.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Thomas, Tonkawa, and Mrs. Nolba D. Fennel, Long Beach, Calif.; two sons, Otis Coleman and Harry Coleman, Blackwell; two sisters, Mrs. Cecil Rose and Mrs. Nila Johnson, Arroyo Grande, Calif; three brothers, Lowe Hibpshman, Pueblo, Colo; Tom Hibpshman, Arroyo Grande, and Frank Hibpshman, Oklahoma City.


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