Betty Mae Coy

COY, COOPER, KUYPER, MASON, ALLBAUGH, DODGE, HEINBUCH, LOGHRY, ORTH, VOGEL, BLANCHARD

Posted By: Michael L. Kinkennon (email)
Date: 1/22/2008 at 12:01:02

Funerals

Betty Mae Coy,Gassville,Ark.

A funeral for Betty Mae Coy, a former Creston resident from Gassville, Ark., who died at the age of 59 Sunday in a Des Moines hospital from injuries she had received in a Nov. 29 traffic accident, was 1:30 p.m. today at Keating-Lindsay Fueral Home.

The Rev. Ellis Cooper officated. Music, "What a Friend We have in Jesus," "The Old Rugged Cross," and "In the Garden, "was provided by organist Baebara Kuyper and singer Bernice Mason.

Burial was in Maple Row Cemetery at Kellerton with the fueral home in charge.

Pallbearers were Phillip "Jake" Allbaugh, Ben Dodge, Glen Heinbuch, Harry Loghry, Emil "Doc" Orth and Carl Vogel.

Mrs. Coy (nee Blanchard) was born May 18, 1923, in Panora but had lived most of her life in Creston. Her second husband, Acil, was in the wreck with her but is recovering. Other survivors include three sons, a daughter and two stepsons.

In Memory of

Betty Mae Coy

May 18,1923 --- December 12,1982

Services
Keating - Lindsay Fineral Home, Creston,Iowa

Wednesday,December 15,1982 ---1:30 P.M.

Officating

Pastor Ellis Cooper

Music

Mrs. Barbara Kuyer, Organing

Mrs. Bernice Mason,Vocalist
" What A Friend We Have in Jesus "

" In The Garden "

Casket Bearers

Phillip " Jake " Albaugh Harry Loghry

Ben Dodge Emil " Doc " Orth

Glen Heinbuch Carl Vogel

Interment

Maple Row Cemetery, Kellerton, Iowa