Rosa Mae Coe
March 23, 1939 ~ August 10, 2025
Age 86
Rosa will always be remembered as a loving wife, mother, sister, daughter, and grandmother to all her family and friends of the Coe family. Her life-long pursuit of always caring for family and friends was ever constant.
Rosa was born March 23, 1939, in Hayes, LA, died August 10, 2025, Bellevue, NE. Rosa was the daughter of Agnes and Lazare Duhon. She married the love of her life, John Coe, in 1958 and they had four children, Jeffrey (MaryPat), Gerald (Linette), Sheila (John), and Katharine (Marie).
She was also blessed to have six loving granddaughters: Jennifer, Shannon, Melissa, Michelle, Rachel, and Stephanie, as well as seven great-grandkids.
Rosa is preceded in death by husband John Coe, parents Agnes and Lazare Duhon, sisters Mabel, Hilda, Cecile, and Louise.
Rosa was a long-time employee at JC Penney’s for 35 years before retiring. She will forever be known for valuing and caring for her family. She is happy now, she is at peace now, she has rejoined her husband and family in heaven. Peace be with her.
Visitation: Saturday, August 23, 9:00 ~ 10:00 a.m., followed by a
Funeral Service at 10:00 a.m., both at the Bellevue Memorial Chapel.
To view a live broadcast of the service, please click on the link below.
https://boxcast.tv/view/rosa-mae-coe-w2hsqodgdbuae8jmdmj3
Interment: Bellevue Cemetery
Memorials: Operation Others via Venmo @OperationOthers
7 Comments
I’m so sorry for my cousins and family for their loss of my Aunt. She was one of the best, fun loving Aunts I’ve ever had. I remember when I was young and still living at home, they would come to Houston in the summer. One year Aunt Rosa and uncle John took us to the old Astrodome to watch The Castro’s and Padres play and the Padres won. It was so much fun. I enjoyed it very much. I’m so Thankful Aunt Rosa passed peacefully and with dignity. Unlike my mother. At least no one tried to change or silence Aunt Rosa, like my mother was done I just hope and pray that everyone that wants to see their loved ones when it’s time, has excepted Jesus Christ as their Saviour He is the one and ONLY way. John 14:6 We will see you again soon Aunt Rosa…. It won’t be much longer. I Love You Very Much, Always and Forever.
Dear Coe family. Your mother was always an inviting and caring person. She is forever a blessing to all of us. My deepest sympathy to each of you. Sincerely, Betty Rubin
My deepest sympathy to the Coe family I am so very sorry for your loss. Rosa will be missed very much by everybody. I am thankful I got to meet her through her daughter Kat who is my best friend. She is in a better place now not suffering anymore may she rest in peace. 🙏 😢
Mama C was a delightful woman. She accepted me into her family, even at first she probably thought of me as a smart donkey. She would love to listen to the antics I would get myself in. I will remember being invited to the house for dinner. Supper was always roast pork. She would help us in the garden when she could, teaching us how to set up the tresses for the green beans, it went with the pork roast. She loved her tomatoes and cucumbers too. Her smile was infectious. This last Christmas I gave her some salt free shakers put them in cans or corn and green beans and resealed the cans. Mama C: I will miss our time together watching the Huskers/college world series , your wonderful pork roast, and your smile. God Bless you.
Hugs and prayers of condolence to the family and all who were blessed enough to have met this beautiful soul. Mrs. Coe was the type of person that always made you feel part of the family, like there was always room for one more at her table. I hope the family takes comfort from all who share in their loss.
Mama C was a delightful woman. She accepted me into her family, even if at first, she thought of me as a smart donkey. She would love to listen to the antics I would get myself into. I will remember being invited to the house for dinner. Supper was always roast pork. She would help us in the garden when she could, teaching us how to set up the tresses for the green beans, (it went with the pork roast). She loved her tomatoes and cucumbers too.
Her smile was infectious. This last Christmas, I gave her some salt substitute. I put the shakers in cans of corn and green beans and resealed the cans. She loved the “out of the box thinking” and had to use a can opener to get the cans opened.
Mama C: I will miss our time together watching the Huskers, the College World Series, your wonderful pork roast, and your smile. God Bless you.
Jeff
So sorry to hear about your mom. Know that you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Jean and Jim
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