FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR FLOYD COLEMAN, 75
Floyd Coleman passed away October 21, 1973, at his home in Denver, Colorado. A rosary was recited by Rev. Campbell, of St. Joseph's parish at the Moore Mortuary in Denver, Services followed at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sargent, Nebraska, with Rev. Godlewski officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. vencial Huss and Mrs. Emil Ruzicka, Pallbearers were Ken Fleming, Carl Ruppel, Bill Roth, Lawrence Waldman, Robert Smith and Dave Otto. Interment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery with Rhoad Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. OBITUARY Floyd Henry Coleman was born August 10, 1898, in Geneva, Nebraska, first born son of Clarinda and Elmer Coleman. He received his education and grew to manhood at Taylor, Nebraska, He was united in marriage to Marguerite Perrin January 14, 1924, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, While working for the Kelly Well Company at Grand Island, Nebraska, he was transferred to the east where he worked for the American Smelting and Refining Company at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, later he worked at Philadelphia Navy Yards. In 1945 they moved to Denver, Colorado where he opened Coleman's Electric Motor Repair which he operated until his retirement in 1969. Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Marguerite, one daughter, Georgann Halliday, three grandchildren, Tami, Jami, and Sean and son-in-law, Jim. Also, two sisters, Velma Fleming of Burwell, Leona Roblyer of Taylor, four brothers, Art of Taylor, Lee of Bell Garden, California, Dean and Pete of Fords, New Jersey. Also by several nieces and nephews, relatives and friends. Floyd was a loving husband and father and a devoted friend. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Floyd Coleman passed away October 21, 1973, at his home in Denver, Colorado. A rosary was recited by Rev. Campbell, of St. Joseph's parish at the Moore Mortuary in Denver, Services followed at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sargent, Nebraska, with Rev. Godlewski officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. vencial Huss and Mrs. Emil Ruzicka, Pallbearers were Ken Fleming, Carl Ruppel, Bill Roth, Lawrence Waldman, Robert Smith and Dave Otto. Interment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery with Rhoad Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. OBITUARY Floyd Henry Coleman was born August 10, 1898, in Geneva, Nebraska, first born son of Clarinda and Elmer Coleman. He received his education and grew to manhood at Taylor, Nebraska, He was united in marriage to Marguerite Perrin January 14, 1924, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, While working for the Kelly Well Company at Grand Island, Nebraska, he was transferred to the east where he worked for the American Smelting and Refining Company at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, later he worked at Philadelphia Navy Yards. In 1945 they moved to Denver, Colorado where he opened Coleman's Electric Motor Repair which he operated until his retirement in 1969. Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Marguerite, one daughter, Georgann Halliday, three grandchildren, Tami, Jami, and Sean and son-in-law, Jim. Also, two sisters, Velma Fleming of Burwell, Leona Roblyer of Taylor, four brothers, Art of Taylor, Lee of Bell Garden, California, Dean and Pete of Fords, New Jersey. Also by several nieces and nephews, relatives and friends. Floyd was a loving husband and father and a devoted friend. He will be missed by all who knew him.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR FLOYD COLEMAN, 75
Floyd Coleman passed away October 21, 1973, at his home in Denver, Colorado. A rosary was recited by Rev. Campbell, of St. Joseph's parish at the Moore Mortuary in Denver, Services followed at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sargent, Nebraska, with Rev. Godlewski officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. vencial Huss and Mrs. Emil Ruzicka, Pallbearers were Ken Fleming, Carl Ruppel, Bill Roth, Lawrence Waldman, Robert Smith and Dave Otto. Interment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery with Rhoad Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. OBITUARY Floyd Henry Coleman was born August 10, 1898, in Geneva, Nebraska, first born son of Clarinda and Elmer Coleman. He received his education and grew to manhood at Taylor, Nebraska, He was united in marriage to Marguerite Perrin January 14, 1924, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, While working for the Kelly Well Company at Grand Island, Nebraska, he was transferred to the east where he worked for the American Smelting and Refining Company at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, later he worked at Philadelphia Navy Yards. In 1945 they moved to Denver, Colorado where he opened Coleman's Electric Motor Repair which he operated until his retirement in 1969. Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Marguerite, one daughter, Georgann Halliday, three grandchildren, Tami, Jami, and Sean and son-in-law, Jim. Also, two sisters, Velma Fleming of Burwell, Leona Roblyer of Taylor, four brothers, Art of Taylor, Lee of Bell Garden, California, Dean and Pete of Fords, New Jersey. Also by several nieces and nephews, relatives and friends. Floyd was a loving husband and father and a devoted friend. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Floyd Coleman passed away October 21, 1973, at his home in Denver, Colorado. A rosary was recited by Rev. Campbell, of St. Joseph's parish at the Moore Mortuary in Denver, Services followed at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sargent, Nebraska, with Rev. Godlewski officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. vencial Huss and Mrs. Emil Ruzicka, Pallbearers were Ken Fleming, Carl Ruppel, Bill Roth, Lawrence Waldman, Robert Smith and Dave Otto. Interment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery with Rhoad Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. OBITUARY Floyd Henry Coleman was born August 10, 1898, in Geneva, Nebraska, first born son of Clarinda and Elmer Coleman. He received his education and grew to manhood at Taylor, Nebraska, He was united in marriage to Marguerite Perrin January 14, 1924, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, While working for the Kelly Well Company at Grand Island, Nebraska, he was transferred to the east where he worked for the American Smelting and Refining Company at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, later he worked at Philadelphia Navy Yards. In 1945 they moved to Denver, Colorado where he opened Coleman's Electric Motor Repair which he operated until his retirement in 1969. Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Marguerite, one daughter, Georgann Halliday, three grandchildren, Tami, Jami, and Sean and son-in-law, Jim. Also, two sisters, Velma Fleming of Burwell, Leona Roblyer of Taylor, four brothers, Art of Taylor, Lee of Bell Garden, California, Dean and Pete of Fords, New Jersey. Also by several nieces and nephews, relatives and friends. Floyd was a loving husband and father and a devoted friend. He will be missed by all who knew him.
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