John-Copelin-Obituary

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John Edgar Copelin

Lexington, Nebraska

Jun 24, 1935 – Sep 9, 2015 (Age 80)

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BORN
June 24, 1935
DIED
September 9, 2015
AGE
80
LOCATION
Lexington, Nebraska

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Reynolds-Love Funeral Home - Lexington Obituary

John Edgar Copelin, 80, of Lexington, Nebraska, passed away Wednesday, September 9, 2015, at his home. John was born June 24, 1935, in Shidler, Oklahoma, the son of Hall Terrell and Iota Gretchen (Farmer) Copelin. He grew up 7 miles east of Newkirk, Oklahoma, at Hilltop grocery store. John...

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Many memories are brought to mind. John was such a mentor to Gene, so highly thought of. Blessings to Ernie and all. Gene and Bonnie Carson

"Everybody gonna have religion in glory...." That "Coffee With The Parsons" theme song will be a cherished memory! Hugs & prayers to the Ernie & family!

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

I will always remember John and Ernie as 1 of the first people we meet in Dodge City. John and my dad were on the Radio for several years "Coffee with the Parson". You ALWAYS knew where John stood in his daily walk with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. May you get your basket of "Rose Stems" from Jesus when you get there John. May God Bless You and your Family. Mike an Beth Lorett

Ernie and children
We are so sorry for your loss but, we know our blessed John is with Jesus and that gives us peace of mind.
We are thinking of each one of you today and pray Gods peace be with each of you
our Love and Prayers
Gary,Charlotte& Family

Ernie and family, May God comfort each one. Our parents were blessed to serve the Lord with you at Park View. Hugs from Brazil. There wasn't a place to put an address outside the U. S.

So sorry for your loss, John was a good man that was always there for Ernie. Thoughts & prayers for you all

A wonderful man!! He will be so missed!

John clearly spoke the message that Jesus left. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. During his journey through life he brought change to many. He often said life depends on the dog you pet. The white dog or the black dog. Pet the white dog and peace that surpasses all understanding will be yours. Pet the black dog and the wounds that come may never heal. Mary and I will miss his commanding presence in our lives and we look forward to being with him again.

John...