Harry W. Coe, 64, formerly of Kansas City, died in Las Vegas, Nevada, on August 16, 2011 after a brave battle with brain cancer. He was preceded in death by his father, Harry W. Coe, of Kansas City. He is survived by his mother, Anna Lucille Coe, of Las Vegas; sisters, Judith (Coe) Westmoreland and Sandra Coe, of Las Vegas, and sister, Sally (Coe) Roady, of St. Louis, Mo. Harry attended Southwest High School in Kansas City and the University of Missouri. He was an Army veteran and an entrepreneur. He owned and operated a T. J. Cinnamon's franchise in Las Vegas until his retirement. He was a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend. He will be greatly missed. Services are pending. Contributions can be made in Harry's name to the American Cancer Society .
With regards to the recent "In Memory" posting, it is sad to see so many of our friends leaving the planet. I deeply appreciate everyone posting these memories as the grapevine does not travel very far even though we have all this technology to keep us in touch. Thank you Bill for sharing this post. I feel so sad to read about Harry's passing. I have beautiful memories of him and our senior year together.
Bill Herrman
Harry W. Coe, 64, formerly of Kansas City, died in Las Vegas, Nevada, on August 16, 2011 after a brave battle with brain cancer. He was preceded in death by his father, Harry W. Coe, of Kansas City. He is survived by his mother, Anna Lucille Coe, of Las Vegas; sisters, Judith (Coe) Westmoreland and Sandra Coe, of Las Vegas, and sister, Sally (Coe) Roady, of St. Louis, Mo. Harry attended Southwest High School in Kansas City and the University of Missouri. He was an Army veteran and an entrepreneur. He owned and operated a T. J. Cinnamon's franchise in Las Vegas until his retirement. He was a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend. He will be greatly missed. Services are pending. Contributions can be made in Harry's name to the American Cancer Society .
Dan Throckmorton
HARRY, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS A GREAT ATHLETE AND FRIEND. NO ONE CAN EVER SURPASS THAT COMBINATION OF GRIN AND CHUCKLE. R.I.P.
Lisa Neevel (Dancing-Light)
With regards to the recent "In Memory" posting, it is sad to see so many of our friends leaving the planet. I deeply appreciate everyone posting these memories as the grapevine does not travel very far even though we have all this technology to keep us in touch. Thank you Bill for sharing this post. I feel so sad to read about Harry's passing. I have beautiful memories of him and our senior year together.