Todd Cobern Obituary
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Todd was born on May 9, 1966, in San Bernardino, CA to the late Jerry Lee Cobern and Jane Ellen Forsythe Cobern. He was a graduate of Bloomington High School in CA and a retired heavy equipment operator. Mr. Cobern enjoyed playing cards, watching the evening fox news, watching mixed martial arts, and loved his dog, Cooper. Todd passed away on August 26, 2023, at Huntsville Hospital, Lincoln Health in Fayetteville.
Survivors include his son, Garrett (Carlyn) Cobern and their kids, Beckett and Remi Jane; bonus son Ethan (Samantha) Jennings and their kids, Lilly Beth and Amelia; bonus daughter, Katie Beth (Casey) Fones and their son, Mason; brother, Guy Cobern (fiancé Tracy DeWeese); sister, Wendy Cooney and her kids, Michael, Riley and Courtney; sister, Amy (Chris) Brown; nephew, Jerry Cobern (Hannah Coble); nephew, Billy (Hannah) Cobern and kids, Laylah and Caroline; niece, Heather (John) Smith and kids, Will, Sophia, Easton, Eli, and Ella; and many beloved friends and extended family. In addition to his parents, Todd was preceded in death by his son, Brandon Cobern; and bonus son, Auburn Jennings.
Higgins Funeral Home is honored to be serving the family of Todd Lee Cobern.
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