SARAH JUANITA (HOLSTEIN) COON
February 23, 1925- October 22, 1987
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long illness.
She was an employee of the Marion County Board of Education. She had cooked for the students at Monongah Middle School, West Fairmont High and Glenville State College. She attended the Church of God of Prophecy, Katy.
Surviving: husband, William Robert Coon Sr.; son, William Jr. and Aurora of Culloden; daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane and George Summers of Parkersburg; brothers, Corbett Holstein of Red Star, Bud Wheeler of Meadow Bridge, James Wheeler of El Paso, Texas, Jack Wheeler of Quinwood; sisters, Mrs. Betty Buckner of Fairmont, Mrs. Janet Sheets of Farmington, N.M.; two grandchildren. William B. Summers of Parkersburg, and Michael D. Martinez of Culloden, both she loved dearly.
Charleston Gazette
Sun., Oct 24, 1987
Sarah was preceded in death by her father, Rabert Holstein, her mother Emma Jane (Holstein)Wheeler and her step father Bud E. Wheeler,Sr.
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, - Service was 1 p.m. Saturday at Haven of Rest Memorial Gardens, Red House, with her son Pastor, William Robert Coon Jr. officiating. It was a private service with only the immediate family present. Gatens Funeral Home, Poca, was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long fight with cancer.
February 23, 1925- October 22, 1987
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long illness.
She was an employee of the Marion County Board of Education. She had cooked for the students at Monongah Middle School, West Fairmont High and Glenville State College. She attended the Church of God of Prophecy, Katy.
Surviving: husband, William Robert Coon Sr.; son, William Jr. and Aurora of Culloden; daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane and George Summers of Parkersburg; brothers, Corbett Holstein of Red Star, Bud Wheeler of Meadow Bridge, James Wheeler of El Paso, Texas, Jack Wheeler of Quinwood; sisters, Mrs. Betty Buckner of Fairmont, Mrs. Janet Sheets of Farmington, N.M.; two grandchildren. William B. Summers of Parkersburg, and Michael D. Martinez of Culloden, both she loved dearly.
Charleston Gazette
Sun., Oct 24, 1987
Sarah was preceded in death by her father, Rabert Holstein, her mother Emma Jane (Holstein)Wheeler and her step father Bud E. Wheeler,Sr.
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, - Service was 1 p.m. Saturday at Haven of Rest Memorial Gardens, Red House, with her son Pastor, William Robert Coon Jr. officiating. It was a private service with only the immediate family present. Gatens Funeral Home, Poca, was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long fight with cancer.
SARAH JUANITA (HOLSTEIN) COON
February 23, 1925- October 22, 1987
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long illness.
She was an employee of the Marion County Board of Education. She had cooked for the students at Monongah Middle School, West Fairmont High and Glenville State College. She attended the Church of God of Prophecy, Katy.
Surviving: husband, William Robert Coon Sr.; son, William Jr. and Aurora of Culloden; daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane and George Summers of Parkersburg; brothers, Corbett Holstein of Red Star, Bud Wheeler of Meadow Bridge, James Wheeler of El Paso, Texas, Jack Wheeler of Quinwood; sisters, Mrs. Betty Buckner of Fairmont, Mrs. Janet Sheets of Farmington, N.M.; two grandchildren. William B. Summers of Parkersburg, and Michael D. Martinez of Culloden, both she loved dearly.
Charleston Gazette
Sun., Oct 24, 1987
Sarah was preceded in death by her father, Rabert Holstein, her mother Emma Jane (Holstein)Wheeler and her step father Bud E. Wheeler,Sr.
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, - Service was 1 p.m. Saturday at Haven of Rest Memorial Gardens, Red House, with her son Pastor, William Robert Coon Jr. officiating. It was a private service with only the immediate family present. Gatens Funeral Home, Poca, was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long fight with cancer.
February 23, 1925- October 22, 1987
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long illness.
She was an employee of the Marion County Board of Education. She had cooked for the students at Monongah Middle School, West Fairmont High and Glenville State College. She attended the Church of God of Prophecy, Katy.
Surviving: husband, William Robert Coon Sr.; son, William Jr. and Aurora of Culloden; daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane and George Summers of Parkersburg; brothers, Corbett Holstein of Red Star, Bud Wheeler of Meadow Bridge, James Wheeler of El Paso, Texas, Jack Wheeler of Quinwood; sisters, Mrs. Betty Buckner of Fairmont, Mrs. Janet Sheets of Farmington, N.M.; two grandchildren. William B. Summers of Parkersburg, and Michael D. Martinez of Culloden, both she loved dearly.
Charleston Gazette
Sun., Oct 24, 1987
Sarah was preceded in death by her father, Rabert Holstein, her mother Emma Jane (Holstein)Wheeler and her step father Bud E. Wheeler,Sr.
Mrs. Sarah Juanita Coon, - Service was 1 p.m. Saturday at Haven of Rest Memorial Gardens, Red House, with her son Pastor, William Robert Coon Jr. officiating. It was a private service with only the immediate family present. Gatens Funeral Home, Poca, was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Coon, 62, of Carolina, Marion County, formerly of Poca, died Oct. 22, 1987, in United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, after a long fight with cancer.
Inscription
Combined flat, bronze plaque with Juanita and William R. Coon including dates of birth and passing.
Gravesite Details
To the far left as you drive in the cemetery. Follow the first walk wayto the left, all the way to end end and around the statue. Then about 20 feet on the right.
Family Members
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