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Kathi Hjelm
May 1, 2011
I meet Blaine in a small country cafe I opperated, in Rockford, just outside of Blackfoot. He was in the area working, and ate lunch there. He touched my life, in those few short weeks, showing his compassion for life, and true love for life and all things in it. I often have thought about him and his friend , Doug Zittercoff, and have to smile at the shear laughter that they both shared with myself, my employees, and every customer that they incountered.
Rest in peace, Blaine. Your life on earth, was a job very well done.
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April 30, 2011
A fine and honorable man. I always enjoyed his conversations and smile. He sparked my interest in Australia and New Zealand with his colorful narratives. I mourn his passing. My sympathy to his family. Nancy O'Connor, Vancouver, WA
Courtenay Davis
April 29, 2011
To the family. I have a wonderful story of Blaine Coffin.
I was working up at Sandpoint Island Alaska as a processor in the cannery.
I was walking toward the Cafeteria when all of the sudden a man stops me and ask if I was Sharon Coffins daughter. I said yes with a questioned look. He started laughing because he new right then that I might be a little scared. I was a little, but wondering if anything has happened to my mother. Then Blaine said that he is my mothers cousin and he new that with one look of me that I was related to Sharon coffin his cousin. I felt safe in Sandpoint Island, Alaska, after talking with Blaine. He is such a nice man and that if anything he reminds me of his uncle, my grandfather, Jess Coffin. I loved my grandfather very much, Grandpa was like a father to me. The neat thing is that he and I would cross pass in Pocatello and he would have the best smile ever when we said hi. He remembers our incident and we would go over it even when his hearing was going.
Thanks so much for making me feel safe when I was away from my family Blaine Coffin.
Courtenay (Croly) Davis, Sharon Coffins Daughter
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