Mrs. Louise Caroline Coiner, daughter of Geo. Kiser, of Mt. Crawford and widow of the late James David Coiner, of Long Meadows, departed her earthly life March the 20th, 1926, at 2:15 a. m. She had been declining for several months, the immediate cause of her death being labor pneumonia. Surviving her are the following children: Eugene P. Coiner, Ella E. Watson, M. Christena Grove, J. Ira Coiner, Leonora Cohron and Joseph C. Coiner. The three having preceded her in death were C. Florence McCune, May Augusta and Geo. Alexander Coiner.
The interment was at St. James the 21st, at 2:30 p. m. The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. W. Shuey and Dr. Chas. Steck. The music and service were both inspirational and comforting. The flowers were beautiful. The large gathering attested the esteem in which this beloved mother, the last of her generation in her family and neighborhood was held. May she still live in her descendants and reap the reward of everlasting peace and joy thru her Heavenly Father.
Valley Virginian-date of paper: March 26, 1926
The interment was at St. James the 21st, at 2:30 p. m. The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. W. Shuey and Dr. Chas. Steck. The music and service were both inspirational and comforting. The flowers were beautiful. The large gathering attested the esteem in which this beloved mother, the last of her generation in her family and neighborhood was held. May she still live in her descendants and reap the reward of everlasting peace and joy thru her Heavenly Father.
Valley Virginian-date of paper: March 26, 1926
Mrs. Louise Caroline Coiner, daughter of Geo. Kiser, of Mt. Crawford and widow of the late James David Coiner, of Long Meadows, departed her earthly life March the 20th, 1926, at 2:15 a. m. She had been declining for several months, the immediate cause of her death being labor pneumonia. Surviving her are the following children: Eugene P. Coiner, Ella E. Watson, M. Christena Grove, J. Ira Coiner, Leonora Cohron and Joseph C. Coiner. The three having preceded her in death were C. Florence McCune, May Augusta and Geo. Alexander Coiner.
The interment was at St. James the 21st, at 2:30 p. m. The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. W. Shuey and Dr. Chas. Steck. The music and service were both inspirational and comforting. The flowers were beautiful. The large gathering attested the esteem in which this beloved mother, the last of her generation in her family and neighborhood was held. May she still live in her descendants and reap the reward of everlasting peace and joy thru her Heavenly Father.
Valley Virginian-date of paper: March 26, 1926
The interment was at St. James the 21st, at 2:30 p. m. The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. W. Shuey and Dr. Chas. Steck. The music and service were both inspirational and comforting. The flowers were beautiful. The large gathering attested the esteem in which this beloved mother, the last of her generation in her family and neighborhood was held. May she still live in her descendants and reap the reward of everlasting peace and joy thru her Heavenly Father.
Valley Virginian-date of paper: March 26, 1926
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