Exie Ida Coldiron

My prayers are with your family at this sad time, may God Almighty be your strength and support. Psalms 83:18. ~I.Needham

Dear Family, may all the beautiful memories of your loved one sustain you during this difficult time. And may the God who gives peace be with you always. 2 Thessalonians 3:16. Sincerest condolences.

Grandma, you gave us so many great years. May you find peace in the loving arms of your dear Christ Jesus. We all miss the good old days and the farm when you would cook massive meals for everyone. I stayed with you for a week one summer taking care of the baby calves. My daughter, Natalie J. Moore and I were so lucky to have the short visit with you last week. You said you were so glad about Laura's new baby due in September and said good night to us. It was so sweet to be with you, hear your kind words, and we will miss you dearly. Your other great grand-daughter Laura A. Kay and her children Bailey and Holly Ann were so very sad to hear of our loss. They send their love to the family.
With great sympathy and sadness,
Grand-daughter Karyn Dee Sheets-Shubert, King George, VA.

We knew Exie but for a short time, but it was enough time to learn what a grand lady she was. She attended our Coldiron reunion in Florida at age 99, and we watched her dance with every man in the room at her 100th birthday party in OK City! May God hold her in His loving care always, and bring peace and understanding to her loving family.

Goodbye sweet beautiful Exie.

Our prayers are with the Coldiron family as they say good-bye to a great lady. I remember her well and loved our visits together years ago. You are all so lucky to have had her with you for all these years. God Bless,
Shirley (Calfee) Sharp

Our deepest sympathy to Brent, Jocelyn and all the Coldiron family for the loss of your beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother. She was a great spiritual lady, always loving, caring and cheerful; a great story teller with a joyful sense of humor. We feel so blessed to have had Exie Coldiron share some of her life with us. May the Lord bless the family with peace, strength and comfort during this difficult time.

Don and June Badgett, Del City, OK

Grandma Exie has always been such a big part of our family, I don't know how we will do without her. I enjoyed all of our time together and the stories she shared of her younger years. 101 years may seam like a long time to have her but it simply was not long enough. I know Jesus was ready for her and Grandpa was waiting for her to join him. We miss her so much.
Love, Jana, Karl and Heidi Zettl (Ft. Worth, TX)

Grandma Exie has always been such a big part of our family, I don't know how we will do without her. I enjoyed all of our time together and the stories she shared of her younger years. One hundred and one years may seam like a long time to have her but it simply was not long enough. I know Jesus was ready for her and Grandpa was waiting for her to join him. We miss her so much.
Love, Jana, Karl and Heidi Zettl (Ft. Worth, TX)

We only knew Exie from delivering Mobile Meals to her but am so glad she was on our route. We couldn't believe her age when she turned 100! She always had a smile on her face and was very appreciative of her meals. We are sorry for the loss of your beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother.