Birth date: Dec 15, 1925 Death date: Jun 25, 2025
Martha Jean (Coats) Hargrove, 99, passed away peacefully on June 25, 2025. She was born in Chillicothe, TX, on December 15, 1925, to Harold and Gay Coates. She was the sixth of nine children and the first girl! Her family moved Read Obituary
Martha was a one-person welcoming committee at church....so friendly and always interested in each person's life. She was one of the first people I met in 1985 at church when I first moved to Dallas. Then when I visited the church many years later, she was still the same, so friendly, enthusiastic, and interested in my life. A lady who won't be forgotten for sure.
Martha, God got a great one today. You are a true example of a godly Christian woman, mother and wife. You will be missed! Go see mom. I’m sure she’s waiting on you. Love ya, Jeff Steger
So many memories of my special friend, Martha. We shared many laughs and lots of love and prayers for each other and a deep love for the Lord! She hosted Bible studies in her home for many, many years and that’s how I met her….
From washing, coloring and perming her hair to sharing cookies or donuts with a Dr. Pepper (her favorite drink) or a cuppa coffee, to pushing a grocery cart while shopping, to doctor visits…. we enjoyed being together.
Rest peaceful sweet Martha, safe in the arms of Jesus! You will be missed! 🥰
♥️Sheran
My fondest memory is when Martha and I would walk through her home singing ‘In the Garden’. When we came to the end of the chorus...and He walks with me and He talks with me, Martha would say, “Lets pause, look up and see the Glory of the Lord.” I will always remember that and the visits with her at the assisted living. We continued our praise of singing her favorite songs there, including one she introduced me to --- ‘There is Sunshine in My Soul Today’. One cloudy day we sang it and the sun came out. Praise the Lord!
Sabrina White
I remember as a child when Aunt Martha and my mom (her sister Ellen) made nurses’ caps for the girl cousins so we could “play nurse” and pretend to be nurses like her.🩷
I remember as a child when Aunt Martha and my mom ( her sister Ellen) made nurses’ caps for the girl cousins so we could “play nurse” and pretend to be like her. 🩷
Elicia Webb
