Harry Franklin Coe was the son of Homer Holiday Coe and his 2nd wife Helen Margaret Henderson.
He was raised by his father and his step mother Veronica Coe (nee Swift).
After enlisting in the airforce, Harry made frequent visits home. It was during one of these visits home that the vehicle that he was traveling in was involved in an accident. The vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed, and missed a turn on a rural country road. Both occupants of the vehicle were ejected from the vehicle. The other occupant died on impact, while Harry was found in a farmers feild several hours later. He was transported to a local hospital, never gaining consiousness, and dying the next day. Official cause of death was perforated lung.
He was raised by his father and his step mother Veronica Coe (nee Swift).
After enlisting in the airforce, Harry made frequent visits home. It was during one of these visits home that the vehicle that he was traveling in was involved in an accident. The vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed, and missed a turn on a rural country road. Both occupants of the vehicle were ejected from the vehicle. The other occupant died on impact, while Harry was found in a farmers feild several hours later. He was transported to a local hospital, never gaining consiousness, and dying the next day. Official cause of death was perforated lung.
Harry Franklin Coe was the son of Homer Holiday Coe and his 2nd wife Helen Margaret Henderson.
He was raised by his father and his step mother Veronica Coe (nee Swift).
After enlisting in the airforce, Harry made frequent visits home. It was during one of these visits home that the vehicle that he was traveling in was involved in an accident. The vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed, and missed a turn on a rural country road. Both occupants of the vehicle were ejected from the vehicle. The other occupant died on impact, while Harry was found in a farmers feild several hours later. He was transported to a local hospital, never gaining consiousness, and dying the next day. Official cause of death was perforated lung.
He was raised by his father and his step mother Veronica Coe (nee Swift).
After enlisting in the airforce, Harry made frequent visits home. It was during one of these visits home that the vehicle that he was traveling in was involved in an accident. The vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed, and missed a turn on a rural country road. Both occupants of the vehicle were ejected from the vehicle. The other occupant died on impact, while Harry was found in a farmers feild several hours later. He was transported to a local hospital, never gaining consiousness, and dying the next day. Official cause of death was perforated lung.
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