Joseph "Joe" A. Coburn, age 68, Wednesday Dec. 17, 2008 late of Plainfield, formerly of Woodridge. Beloved husband of Mary Anne Coburn; loving father of Cassie (Kirk) Moore, Michael (Heidi) Coburn, Karen
Coburn and Kevin (Tracy) Coburn; cherished grandfather of eight; dear step brother of Robert, Ralph and Richard
Bartholomew. Preceded in death by his parents Victor and Irene Coburn. Visitation Friday 4 to 9 p.m. at the Anderson Memorial Chapel, 606 Townhall Dr. in Romeoville. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008 10 a.m. at the funeral home chapel. Service concludes at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Joliet Area Community Hospice, 250 Water Stone Circle, Joliet, IL 60431 preferred. 815-886-2323.
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Judy Logue
December 24, 2008
Mary Ann, We wish you and the family peace at this very sad time. Joe was a talented gentleman and the two of you a great couple. We have good memories of times long past and pray that your memories will keep you warm. Joe went home for Christmas. May his continued presence in your lives be a blessing, Judy and Ed Logue
Joe's last big fish Aug 08 Irwin Lake, Ontario
December 24, 2008
Gerry & Jerry Havasy
December 23, 2008
We are so saddened to hear of Joe's passing. Both of us have very fond memories of both of you. We especially remember the time your whole family came over to our home, with Joe's guitar and everyone had fun singing while he played.
Our prayers and sympathy are with you at this difficult time. We will especially pray for the wedding taking place soon to be joyful and filled with peace.
Love, Gerry & Jerry
Dave & Marge Sevening
December 23, 2008
Mary Anne and Family,
We just learned about Joe's death. We are so very sorry for your loss. Joe was a great man, who always made you feel comfortable when you were with him. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Ginny Prihoda
December 21, 2008
Over 25 years ago, I watched Joe light up the stage when we were both members of the Downers Grove Theatre Guild. And as luck would have it, when I moved to Grand Haven, I had a chance to see Joe light up the Carillon stage. Live has its circles. It was a pleasure to know such an honorable, talented man. With my deepest sympathies, Ginny Prihoda
Elizabeth Springer
December 20, 2008
I feel your sadness. We have great memories and that's what will make our days easier. Pete and Joe were great buddies years ago and now they're with God and out of their pain. Selfishly I'm sad!! God has His plan. I love you Pete and Joe.
Mary Odehnal
December 19, 2008
To the Coburn Family,
I have so many wonderful memories of Joe and our community. Joe and Mary Anne moved into Aberdeen about the same time as we did. We've enjoyed many parties together, gone Christmas caroling together, appreciated the time and effort that Joe made for Carillon through the "tough times," enjoyed Joe's occasional solos, loved his sense of humor and it's impossible to think of Aberdeen without Joe. He will be sorely missed. He and Mary Anne and the entire family have been through the worst ordeal of their lives and we pray that he now rests in the arms of God. May God be with all of you.
Glen and Carleen Presley
December 19, 2008
Wonderful memories of a dear friend and a great Christian that we love as a brother. As Joe once said, "We'll all be together in time".
Marge K
December 19, 2008
Heaven became a bit more glorious with having Joe enter the Realm.God bless your whole family.
Marge Kenealy
December 19, 2008
Roberta/Jack Haley
December 19, 2008
Those who love will be united in eternity.
Wishing the whole family strength and peace.
We miss and love you Joe.
Nancy Cooper
December 19, 2008
Mary Ann
My sincerest sympathy to you and your family. Joe has left an impression on so many hearts and lives. My prayer is for your strength and comfort now and in the days ahead.
The Coburns
December 18, 2008
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The Coburns
Tom and Ginny Skubich
December 18, 2008
We will always cherish the wonderful
memories of our dear friend, Joe. We will miss you and keep you in our hearts and prayers.
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