Charles Edward Coffey

My deepest sympathy to you Mai and all your family. I have nothing but fond memories of Charlies. Charlie and I started playing ball together in the 8th grade and continued through high school. I was really proud of how well he performed at UT with football and his grades. I am proud Charlie was my friend and I am sure he made this world a better place. I thought all the Coffey children were great; I played softball with Ray and Herman and my brother was a classmate of Dot's. Mai I hope...

CHARLIE WAS A TRUE GENTLEMAN.HE DID THE LITTLE THINGS TO MAKE A PERSON FEEL GOOD.A FINE FOOTBALL COACH AND TEACHER. MY CONDOLENCES TO HIS SPECIAL FAMILY .

My sincere sympathies to the Family. Please take comfort in knowing that God promises to swallow up death forever and wipe away tears from All faces.

My name is Richard Ginn a member of church street UMC in Knoxville ! Charlie gave us a $5,000. donation for an outreach Food Co- op ministry at Vestal . He was a wonderful caring person and our prayers are with your family . God bless .

Dearest Mai ..my mom and dad ....Margie and Stanley Galloway .... were so fond of Charlie . They always spoke of you both with a smile. I hope and believe you will find much comfort in your faith, family, and many wonderful memories. A friend in Baton Rouge was kind enough to send me the obituary....perry Snyder ... He lived next door to us on Charles street in Hammond. His dad is Harry Snyder and one of my dad s best friends. Dad always wished for someone like Charlie to be an assistant...

I am writing to let you know I remember Charlie and Mai Coffey from their years in Hammond, La...He was a mighty fine football coach. with sympathy to Mrs. Coffey and the family, Sherry Galloway St Amand.

Charlie Coffey - our neighbor, our friend, and our brother in Christ. Jack & Sylvia Lacey

Charley was a fine Christian gentleman, I'm proud to have known him. My deepest sympathies to his family that he loved so much.

OFFERING PRAYERS FOR A FALLEN SOLDIER.