Brenda Justice died at the age of 48, at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was the daughter of Delores (Mize) Coffey and Robert L. Coffey Sr. She graduated Richmond High School in 1978. She also attended the Ivy Tech College, majoring in Culinary Arts. She also had worked at Reid Hospital and Golden Rule Nursing Home and Cherish Nursing Home. She was a volunteer with the Crystal Dreams Foundation, which provided scholarship assistance to the students at Richmond High School. Also helped with a food-fund drive for the Circle U. She was a member of the Second Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by both her parents, Robert and Delores, and a nephew, Lyle Coffey. She is survived by: Lacy Jefferson Justice of London, Kentucky, her son, Taeon Coffey Sr. of Richmond, Indiana, a daughter, Antoinette Coffey, of Richmond, Indiana, three brothers, Robert L. Coffey Jr. from Dayton, Ohio, Timothy E. Coffey of Los Angeles, California, and Brent Diamond of Richmond, Indiana, and four sisters, Juanita Evans of Mississippi, Joyce Coffey of Richmond, Indiana, Harriet Coffey of Richmond, Indiana, and Angela L. Coffey of Richmond, Indiana. Plus four grandchildren.
Brenda Justice died at the age of 48, at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was the daughter of Delores (Mize) Coffey and Robert L. Coffey Sr. She graduated Richmond High School in 1978. She also attended the Ivy Tech College, majoring in Culinary Arts. She also had worked at Reid Hospital and Golden Rule Nursing Home and Cherish Nursing Home. She was a volunteer with the Crystal Dreams Foundation, which provided scholarship assistance to the students at Richmond High School. Also helped with a food-fund drive for the Circle U. She was a member of the Second Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by both her parents, Robert and Delores, and a nephew, Lyle Coffey. She is survived by: Lacy Jefferson Justice of London, Kentucky, her son, Taeon Coffey Sr. of Richmond, Indiana, a daughter, Antoinette Coffey, of Richmond, Indiana, three brothers, Robert L. Coffey Jr. from Dayton, Ohio, Timothy E. Coffey of Los Angeles, California, and Brent Diamond of Richmond, Indiana, and four sisters, Juanita Evans of Mississippi, Joyce Coffey of Richmond, Indiana, Harriet Coffey of Richmond, Indiana, and Angela L. Coffey of Richmond, Indiana. Plus four grandchildren.
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