Art-Coppinger-Obituary

Art Coppinger

Phoenix, Arizona

About

LOCATION
Phoenix, Arizona

Obituary

Send Flowers

Coppinger, Art 80, died March 21 in Camp Verde. He was born January 2, 1931 in Tolleson, Arizona, to William and Maria Louisa Rivera Coppinger. He worked for the Salt River Project, and also served three terms in the State Legislature and one term as a Yavapai County Supervisor. He also...

Read More

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Art's family and ours go back a long time and we are deeply saddened to hear of his passing. Thank you Art for the good times you gave us when we would go camping at your place by the creek. Those were the best times ever. We also remember the hunting trips we had with you and David, those also were some special times. Our condolences go out to Daphne, David, Brenda and to the rest of his family. Farewell dear cowboy...and he rode into the sunset..
Danny & Irene Quinonez and family.

Uncle Art, you've gone too soon. May you rest in God's memory until Jesus orders you out of the tomb. During that rest may your soul find peace, for that is what we prayed for during your final days. You will be missed but certainly not forgotten. We will continue to hold those dear to you and comfort them as they continue their walk without you.

You old cowboys leave those young horses alone....

Grandpa, we all love you and miss you. I am so thankful to have had you in my life. You were my father figure and I miss you. After loosing my mother I really leaned on you and I am thankful you were there. I am also thankful for having your influence on me during my childhood in the Verde Valley.

I love you and miss you
Your Grand-daughter
July Parker Flowers and family