Carole Anne Coffman

© Grace Memorial Chapel

12-2021

Submitted by: Glenn

June 19, 1943 ~ December 28, 2021

Carole Anne Coffman, age 78, was called to her heavenly home on December 28th, 2021. She was met by her father and mother, E.A. (Albert) Coffman and Mary Edna Farrell Wright Coffman and brother Robert Lynell Coffman. Also, her Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wilford and Isla Wright and Mr. and Mrs. E.A. and Florence Coffman, her aunt Bo Peep Goodwin, uncles Irvin Wright and Johnny Wright, her aunts Shirley Coffman, Tillie Stover, Betty Nelson and uncles, Doug Coffman and Jim Coffman and a niece Heather Coffman and great niece Presley Shenold.

Carole was born on June 19th, 1943 to Albert and Mary Coffman in Ponca City, Ok. She spent her early years on her grandparents farm in the Marland area and in Ponca City. She went to live in the Billings Fairchild Center in Billings, Oklahoma on April 29, 1966 when she was 22 years old.

Carole loved her visits with family. Her brother Jack came once a month to take her for a ride to the duck pond in Ponca City and then out to eat. Her sister Susie would take her to her home, feed her and take her shopping. Her sister bought her anything that caught her eye (snacks, gum, and anything she just had to have). She had a Yorkie that she named Billings Fairchild Center but that was shortened to Baby. Baby passed away in 2011 and she talked her sister into getting her another dog. It was a Maltese she named Penelope, but for some reason she called it Snow Ball. She loved singing in the car to the 60's,70's,and 80's songs....Country, Rock or R&B....she liked them all. She loved to color pictures and hand them out for birthday presents, "I love you" presents, Valentines, Easter, St. Patrick's, any day! She loved putting puzzles together. She loved her special pillows and her "sister" blanket. She was famous for her back rubs. Her smile was contagious and she radiated joy and happiness every day. She was so loved by so many.

She left behind people who absolutely adored her. Her brother Mike Coffman and sister-in law Cathy Coffman, her brother Jack Coffman and her sister Susie Coffman Lunn and brother-in-law Gordon Lunn.

She is also survived by her nieces and nephews, Michael Coffman and wife Marie, Jonny Coffman and wife Kirstie, Candala Coffman Shenold, Emily Coffman, Dwayne Coffman and wife Nyree, Amy Fleming, Valerie Thompson, Kelly Woodward and husband Jeff, Isla Coffman, Dutch Corwin, Achsah Corwin Elliot and husband Doug, Ty Lunn, Jack Lunn, April Lunn, Mara Lunn and Ameed Hemer, and Zane Lunn.

Special survivors are her aunts Willie Foust, Don Freed, and Mardi Grubb. She is survived by numerous great-nieces, great-nephews and cousins.

Services will be held in the Chapel at Grace Memorial at 2:00 P.M. on Monday January 3rd, 2022 with Pastor Chris Short officiating. It is requested that everyone wear a mask.

Visitation will be Monday before her service.

Casket bearers and honorary casket bearers will be her nephews and nieces. Burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery will immediately follow.

Interment following funeral service
Monday
January 3, 2022
Ponca City I.O.O.F. Cemetery
1206 S. Waverly
Ponca City, OK 74601



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