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Stephen Coffey Obituary
Stephen was born April 20, 1979, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Ronald Errol and Lenore Johnson Coffey. He was a young man dedicated to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and preparing the youth of America for their ministry. He was totally dedicated to serving youth, both locally and internationally. He was an assistant to the youth Pastor at MorningStar Fellowship Church. He was also a graduate of MorningStar School of Ministry and worked in the warehouse at MorningStar Fellowship Church.
Survivors include his parents, Ronald Errol and Lenore Johnson Coffey, of Pineville; sister, Rachel Coffey of Pineville; grandmothers, Ruth Coffey, a Missionary in Mexico, and Mamie Johnson of Florida; and numerous loving aunts, uncles, and cousins. Stephen also leaves behind the many Parents and their youths to whom he ministered.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to "The Stephen Foundation" in care of MorningStar Fellowship Church, P.O. Box 19409 Charlotte, NC 28219-9409.
Funeral Arrangements for the family of Mr. Coffey are in the care of Heritage Funeral Home, Indian Trail/Matthews.
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Memories and Condolences
for Stephen Coffey
Tana Sivick
November 14, 2002
Dear Coffey Family,
Please know that my prayers are with you at this difficult time. May God comfort you and give you peace. Steve was a wonderful young man that touched many lives.
Tana Joyner Sivick
Aunt of Jimi and Matthew Crozier
Fahey Family
November 7, 2002
We just want the Coffey family to know how much we love and care for you. We can't even imagine the loss nor the joy of knowing your son is gone and yet He is with our dear Lord and Savior. We are praying for you. God bless you. Tom,Teri,Jessica,Shaina,Tommy and Josiah Fahey
Katrina Hagler
November 6, 2002
Steve, it seems just like yesterday when we first met... 15 years ago... You truely touched many lives, and will be forever missed. I guess will have to get that lunch together in heaven. Miss you!
Love in Christ, Katrina
Lisa (Lively) Metzger
November 6, 2002
We will always love and remember Stephen! We will be with him again soon with Jesus!!
Andrew Draper
November 5, 2002
It is hard for me to believe you are gone. It seems like yesterday when we were stuffing boxs in the warehouse laughing our heads off about anything and everything. Just knowing you are not right there hurts. I know you are free from the cares of this world and living in perfect peace with the Lord but man you left an awfully big hole. You sure knew how to make people feel special. I miss you Coffee Man.
Gloria Wilford
November 5, 2002
Dear Coffey Family,
Our prayers are with you and we join our thanks to God with yours for his sweet life.
We will all be together again, until then, in His love we wait.
We share your sorrow.
The Wilfords,
Howard, Gloria, Jonathan and Joshua
Sabrina Polly
November 5, 2002
Thank you, Steve, for meaning so much to our son, Jake. You made such a strong impression upon his life. He, as well as others, watched you and observed your love in action. You allowed Jesus to take over and you followed His path.
Thank you Ron and Lenore for raising a son so dedicated to our Lord's words and leading. Your commitment and sacrifices are shining forth, even now, in his death. (John 12:24) Even in his death, Stephen will bring forth much fruit.
Thank you, Rachel, for being the best sister ever. I bless you and pray that you feel your heart being held in the hands of God.
May God's strength be with you, Coffey family, as the days are laid out before you. Take comfort in knowing what an incredible young man you raised. You raised him to finish the race . . . and that he did.
We love you, Stephen.
The Polly Family & Jake
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