Artie Jean Alcorn is the daughter of James "Joe" Jacob Alcorn and Eula Bell Alcorn (nee Collier).
The Review-Appeal, Franklin, TN, dated Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983:
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman dies
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman of Nolensville, 81, died on Thursday, December 1, at the Williamson County Hospital after a short illness. Survivors are sons, Norma[n] F. Coffman, Nolensville, Earl, Lester and Floyd Coffman; daughters, Mildred and Opal Gillespie, Ruby Coffman, Thelma Barchus and Velma Rodreguez; sisters, Iva Lee Somsen, Edna Nagel, and Gwen Cooper; brothers, Oral, Carl, Bill, George, and Oscar Alcorn; 22 grandchildren; a number of great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Walter Chapel in Nolensville was in charge of the services on Monday Dec. 5 with the Reverend Carl Alcorn officiating. Pallbearers were Alfred Scales, David Williams, Oscar Warren, Bobby Yates, Elton Scales, and Clifford Bryant. Burial was in Harpeth Hills Mausoleum. A native of Oklahoma City, Ok., she was the daughter of the late Joe and Belle Collier Alcorn. Mrs. Coffman was a retired interior decorator for a retail furniture store. She was a member of the Nolensville Baptist Church and the Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club.
The Review-Appeal, Franklin, TN, dated Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983:
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman dies
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman of Nolensville, 81, died on Thursday, December 1, at the Williamson County Hospital after a short illness. Survivors are sons, Norma[n] F. Coffman, Nolensville, Earl, Lester and Floyd Coffman; daughters, Mildred and Opal Gillespie, Ruby Coffman, Thelma Barchus and Velma Rodreguez; sisters, Iva Lee Somsen, Edna Nagel, and Gwen Cooper; brothers, Oral, Carl, Bill, George, and Oscar Alcorn; 22 grandchildren; a number of great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Walter Chapel in Nolensville was in charge of the services on Monday Dec. 5 with the Reverend Carl Alcorn officiating. Pallbearers were Alfred Scales, David Williams, Oscar Warren, Bobby Yates, Elton Scales, and Clifford Bryant. Burial was in Harpeth Hills Mausoleum. A native of Oklahoma City, Ok., she was the daughter of the late Joe and Belle Collier Alcorn. Mrs. Coffman was a retired interior decorator for a retail furniture store. She was a member of the Nolensville Baptist Church and the Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club.
Artie Jean Alcorn is the daughter of James "Joe" Jacob Alcorn and Eula Bell Alcorn (nee Collier).
The Review-Appeal, Franklin, TN, dated Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983:
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman dies
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman of Nolensville, 81, died on Thursday, December 1, at the Williamson County Hospital after a short illness. Survivors are sons, Norma[n] F. Coffman, Nolensville, Earl, Lester and Floyd Coffman; daughters, Mildred and Opal Gillespie, Ruby Coffman, Thelma Barchus and Velma Rodreguez; sisters, Iva Lee Somsen, Edna Nagel, and Gwen Cooper; brothers, Oral, Carl, Bill, George, and Oscar Alcorn; 22 grandchildren; a number of great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Walter Chapel in Nolensville was in charge of the services on Monday Dec. 5 with the Reverend Carl Alcorn officiating. Pallbearers were Alfred Scales, David Williams, Oscar Warren, Bobby Yates, Elton Scales, and Clifford Bryant. Burial was in Harpeth Hills Mausoleum. A native of Oklahoma City, Ok., she was the daughter of the late Joe and Belle Collier Alcorn. Mrs. Coffman was a retired interior decorator for a retail furniture store. She was a member of the Nolensville Baptist Church and the Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club.
The Review-Appeal, Franklin, TN, dated Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983:
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman dies
Mrs. Artie Jean Coffman of Nolensville, 81, died on Thursday, December 1, at the Williamson County Hospital after a short illness. Survivors are sons, Norma[n] F. Coffman, Nolensville, Earl, Lester and Floyd Coffman; daughters, Mildred and Opal Gillespie, Ruby Coffman, Thelma Barchus and Velma Rodreguez; sisters, Iva Lee Somsen, Edna Nagel, and Gwen Cooper; brothers, Oral, Carl, Bill, George, and Oscar Alcorn; 22 grandchildren; a number of great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Walter Chapel in Nolensville was in charge of the services on Monday Dec. 5 with the Reverend Carl Alcorn officiating. Pallbearers were Alfred Scales, David Williams, Oscar Warren, Bobby Yates, Elton Scales, and Clifford Bryant. Burial was in Harpeth Hills Mausoleum. A native of Oklahoma City, Ok., she was the daughter of the late Joe and Belle Collier Alcorn. Mrs. Coffman was a retired interior decorator for a retail furniture store. She was a member of the Nolensville Baptist Church and the Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club.
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