Birth date: Aug 30, 1915 Death date: Feb 26, 2011
Coffey, Annette ~ Age 95, passed away Saturday, February 26. Annette was survived by daughter Paulette Caraway and son-in-law Jim Caraway; granddaughter Allison Gardner and husband Jim Gardner, granddaughter Amy Coffey, grandson B Read Obituary
What a joy to have had Annette as our friend. There were always smiles and laughter when we were with her or spoke to her on the phone. I shall miss her so very much, but feel so privileged to have known her. She always had kind and loving words, especially during the hard times, and it feels strange that there will be no more phone calls. Our love goes out to all the family, and our prayers for your comfort. We love you very much.
Thanksgiving now has an added special meaning because of the times we spent with Ms. Annette. E!
My belief is that your reflections and memories of joyous times would flood your mind; that the love and comfort of JESUS would engulf you. It is my prayer and sincere hope as you celebrate your loved ones admission into the great cloud of witnesses. Praises be to the LAMB. I offer my condolences to you all. In Prayer and Love, Eartha & family
Annette was a special friend and a wonderful lady. We enjoyed our times at the senior center as well as quilting bees. We will miss her. Please accept our condolences. Dave, Huguette, and Pat Gauger
We will never forget our "Southern Belle Annette" and all the enjoyable times we spent with her!!!
Annette, thank you so much for welcoming Fred and I to your life, and our lives became a little more special with you in it.
I will miss my adopted grandmother immensely. She was everything a grandmother should be and a wonderful role model. She was always loving and caring, interested in our daily lives, kept up with current events and often delivered the news to me, could beat your socks off at crossword puzzles, and often talked about her travels and where she had yet to go. I will miss my friend and think of her often especially when I need inspiration. She had a tremendous zest for life which made her young at heart. We now have another angel looking after us!
Dearest Paulette, Our favorite memory about Annette was her zest for life. Always tempting us with her brownies after school and making sure that our Mom would not find out. Getting together to play rummi-kub. She was kind hearted and always interested in our lives. Therefore, Annette will always live in our hearts and in our souls. Annette will always be our grandmother in our hearts. She loved the idea that we were part of her family. Love always, Martha and Chuck.
What a Great Lady, What a Great Life! We have been Blessed to know you Annette, as well as Paulette and Jim. Annette lived and long and full life. She was Loved and Respected by all who knew her. We have admired the wonderfull Love and Care that Paulette and Jim had given to and shared with Annette. Good by and we know we will see you later, Sharon & Ken Winzen
Mrs. Coffey is in my prayers.
