Gladys F. Coffey

gladys coffey

October 9, 1928 ~ February 22, 2026

Born in: Edinburgh, Indiana
Resided in: North Vernon, Indiana

Gladys F. Coffey, passed away at 3:55 p.m. Sunday February 22, 2026. She was born on October 9, 1928 to Frank and Bessie Bryant of Edinburgh. She had one brother, Alvin Bryant and two sisters, Anna Bryant and Mamie Farley who preceded her in death.
She grew up in Edinburgh and started working at age 15 at Schaefer’s Drug Store doing displays. This started her working career. She married John E. Coffey on March 9, 1946 and they have 3 children, Frank Douglas Coffey, Frances Dianna Sanford and Janet Gaile Ray. She has 10 living grandchildren, 1 deceased grandchild and several great grandchildren.
After the children started school, she went to work for C. P. Electronics until they closed and then she went to work for Cosco. She worked for most of her life.
An artisan at heart, Gladys spent countless hours creating beautiful pieces with her sewing. Her passion also extended to collecting dolls, each one chosen with thoughtfulness. She enjoyed shopping thrift stores and getting bargains. Her home was her pride and joy as it was decorated like a showroom.
Gladys will be laid to rest in Resthaven Cemetery in Edinburgh beside her husband with private family services.

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  1. I Love that woman ,she was so elegant,She gave me my first sewing machine and now I love to sew,I know you are there with Brian and I know he loves you so much ,we had so much fun when you came to visit ,love you and you will be missed

  2. I have known Glades for years , she came in SanSouci all the time, she loved old dishes , always so elegant, but very friendly lady , prayers to her family

  3. Gma left me memories of always looking classy and always kept her hair and nails done she would of been very happy to hear from someone commenting on even after her passing judging by her pajamas and robe she was bougie !!!
    She was very picky about her hair well alot of things but I loved she was still seen this way even after she passed
    She loved dressing all us grandaughters greats in ruffled dresses and socks and dress coats with hats like her own personal dolls


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