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Joseph Coughlin Obituary
Joseph E. Coughlin, 91, of Easton, died January 3, 2011. He was a graduate of Easton Catholic High School and a World War II Navy veteran. He owned Coughlins Auto Electric Service, Easton for 38 years before retiring and was an inventor and patent holder. Survivors: wife of 67 years, the former Freda Spitznagle; daughters: Joanne Graybill of Oakland, MD, Susan Bowlby with whom he resided; son, David of Fairfax, VA; brothers: Vincent, John, Thomas and James; four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services: will be private, arrangements Ashton Funeral Home, Easton. Contributions: to Alzheimer's Association, 399 Market St. Ste 102, Philadelphia, PA 19106.
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Mary Lou & Harry Litsch
January 7, 2011
Dear Freda: We were so sorry to hear of Joe's passing. We have lots of good memories of him and some of them showed his subtle humor. We have him and you in our prayers especially during this difficult time. God bless you. With sympathy, Mary Lou and Harry Litsch
January 4, 2011
Dear Aunt Freda and Family,
We were so saddened by Uncle Joe's passing. Please know you are in our thougts and prayers.
Love-- Claire, Claudia & Eddie Woolf
Karla Organetti & Family
January 4, 2011
My Deepest Sympathy in the loss of Joe. He was a great man and a very good friend of my Father.
May you sense the Lord's loving presence today, Keeping you close to His Heart, assuring you of His tender care and covering you with His Grace. You are all in my thoughts and Prayers
thomas koskey
January 4, 2011
I am so sorry for your loss,Joe will always be a part of my childhood memories growing up next door to Coughlin's and will truly be missed
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