Virginia N. Coen, 80, of Denver, died Wednesday, April 2, 2008, at the Joy of Caring Center in Denver.
She was born July 29, 1927, in Bucklin, to Shelley A. and Helen G. Shearer Nease.
A longtime Denver resident, formerly of Goodland, Mrs. Coen had owned and operated Muhlheim Jewelry in Goodland, worked at KLOE-TV in Goodland in the early 1970s and also served a term as probate/county and juvenile court judge for Sherman County. After moving to Denver in 1975, she worked for the Children's Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and Federated Music Club in Goodland.
In April 1947, she married William P. Coen.
A memorial service was in Denver, with inurnment taking place later in Bucklin Cemetery.
Garden City Telegram 4/4/08
She was born July 29, 1927, in Bucklin, to Shelley A. and Helen G. Shearer Nease.
A longtime Denver resident, formerly of Goodland, Mrs. Coen had owned and operated Muhlheim Jewelry in Goodland, worked at KLOE-TV in Goodland in the early 1970s and also served a term as probate/county and juvenile court judge for Sherman County. After moving to Denver in 1975, she worked for the Children's Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and Federated Music Club in Goodland.
In April 1947, she married William P. Coen.
A memorial service was in Denver, with inurnment taking place later in Bucklin Cemetery.
Garden City Telegram 4/4/08
Virginia N. Coen, 80, of Denver, died Wednesday, April 2, 2008, at the Joy of Caring Center in Denver.
She was born July 29, 1927, in Bucklin, to Shelley A. and Helen G. Shearer Nease.
A longtime Denver resident, formerly of Goodland, Mrs. Coen had owned and operated Muhlheim Jewelry in Goodland, worked at KLOE-TV in Goodland in the early 1970s and also served a term as probate/county and juvenile court judge for Sherman County. After moving to Denver in 1975, she worked for the Children's Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and Federated Music Club in Goodland.
In April 1947, she married William P. Coen.
A memorial service was in Denver, with inurnment taking place later in Bucklin Cemetery.
Garden City Telegram 4/4/08
She was born July 29, 1927, in Bucklin, to Shelley A. and Helen G. Shearer Nease.
A longtime Denver resident, formerly of Goodland, Mrs. Coen had owned and operated Muhlheim Jewelry in Goodland, worked at KLOE-TV in Goodland in the early 1970s and also served a term as probate/county and juvenile court judge for Sherman County. After moving to Denver in 1975, she worked for the Children's Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and Federated Music Club in Goodland.
In April 1947, she married William P. Coen.
A memorial service was in Denver, with inurnment taking place later in Bucklin Cemetery.
Garden City Telegram 4/4/08
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