Pauline worked at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri at various duties and also assisted with the family country store at Coble's Corner, Junction of Hwys M and 38, Rural Route, Cabool, Texas, Missouri, USA. She was devoted to her Lord and to her family traveling miles to attend revivals having to get up for work the next day. The same was true of her children's school and community activities. She was the mother of five children: four daughters: Virginia Coble (Joe)Stepp, Betty Sue Coble (Kenny "Dickie" Baney, Barbara Ann Coble (Rev Gary) Hurley and Marjorie Pauline Coble (Dallas) Sullens and a son, Kenneth James(Lola Prock) Coble. After her first Husband, Lee Coble passed away at the young age of 55, she married Don Anderson who was a truck driver at the Fort Leonard Wood Motor Pool. I believe Pauline's cause of death was complications of a stroke.
Pauline worked at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri at various duties and also assisted with the family country store at Coble's Corner, Junction of Hwys M and 38, Rural Route, Cabool, Texas, Missouri, USA. She was devoted to her Lord and to her family traveling miles to attend revivals having to get up for work the next day. The same was true of her children's school and community activities. She was the mother of five children: four daughters: Virginia Coble (Joe)Stepp, Betty Sue Coble (Kenny "Dickie" Baney, Barbara Ann Coble (Rev Gary) Hurley and Marjorie Pauline Coble (Dallas) Sullens and a son, Kenneth James(Lola Prock) Coble. After her first Husband, Lee Coble passed away at the young age of 55, she married Don Anderson who was a truck driver at the Fort Leonard Wood Motor Pool. I believe Pauline's cause of death was complications of a stroke.
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