TITLE:  Richard E. Coaxum

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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COAXUM, Richard
Entered into eternal rest on October 22, 2001, Mr. Richard E. Coaxum, 
beloved husband of Mrs. Delores Coaxum, father of Ms. Elizabeth Elaine 
Coaxum, brother of Messrs. John Coaxum (June), Alexander Coaxum 
(Delores), Charles Coaxum (Virginia), Nathaniel Coaxum (Emily), Mrs. 
Margie Evelyn Carson, Mr. Jack Coaxum (Alfreda) and Ms. Ruth Coaxum. 
Late residence 8 Nunan Street, Charleston, SC. Friends may call at 
FIELDING HOME FOR FUNERALS, 722-3348 or 1-800-290-5954. Funeral 
notice later. (Published Oct 24, 2001)

COAXUM, Richard
The relatives and friends of Mr. Richard E. Coaxum, those of his wife, 
Mrs. Delores Coaxum, daughter, Ms. Elizabeth Elaine Coaxum, brothers 
and sisters, Messrs. John Coaxum (June), Alexander Coaxum (Delores), 
Charles Coaxum (Virginia), Nathaniel Coaxum (Emily), Mrs. Margie 
Evelyn Carson, Mr. Jack Coaxum (Alfreda) and Ms. Ruth Coaxum are 
invited to attend his funeral services on Saturday, October 27, 2001 
at 2:00 p.m. at FIELDING HOME FOR FUNERALS, 122 Logan Street, 722-3348 
or 1-800-290-5954. The family will be receiving friends at the 
funeral home on Friday from 7 to 8 p.m. Interment: Johnson Cemetery, 
Midland Park, North Charleston. (Published Oct 26, 2001)
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