James Mansfield Coe

I was station at the Corry Field for 18 years and buy alot over items from Jim, he was a fine gentleman. I would alway tell Jim why Gordon was doing has I knew stay were good fiend.

To the James Mansfield Coe Family -
I was a classmate of Mansfield's at Agnes MacReynolds, A.V. Clubbs and Pensacola High School. He was a wonderful, talented and gregarious boy, youth and man and it was a pleasure and a privilege to have known him and had him as a friend. Since I left Pensacola shortly after graduating from PHS, I only had a chance to see Mansfield when I returned to Pensacola on visits. I always tried to stop at the Pensacola Hardware Store and see my classmate and...

Angela And Family,
I only knew you all for just a short time but in that time I knew just how close your family is and I'm so sorry for your loss. Just always remember the memories you all shared with your mother and father and that when you feel alone you have these 2 precious angels watching over you.

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

My brothers and I saw your parents several years ago at the coffee cup and he greeted us as he always did "Hay Maloy Boys" we will forever have great memories of your parents

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Joe and the men at the Esquire Barber Shop will miss the Booming voice of jim call " Hey Joe am I next"
Rest in peace Jim we will miss you
The Men of the Esquire Barber Shop

To Angela, Charlie and Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of Jim and Ellen. Jim was surely one of Pensacola's finest. May God share His Blessings with you at this difficult time in your lives.
Sincerely,