Barbara J. Coyne

Granny lived next to my family for many years, she was also known as Granny to us! I wish I could have visited her more after she moved. I am out of town and won’t be able to come to the funeral, but my deepest sympathy to Jane, Jason and the rest of your family ❤️ Becky B.

I was Barb’s landlord and friend for 12 years at Sugar Creek. I have to say she was SO INCREDIBLY proud of every single one of her grandchildren! She talked about and bragged about all of you constantly. And that laugh… she was truly one in a million and will be missed by many🥰! Oh and the cookies… she would bring warm cookies to my office when she baked! When Bob, (maintenance at Sugar Creek) and I changed properties, one of our new residents brought us cookies and we looked at each other and said “these aren’t Barb’s!”.

She was one of kind and the best granny a girl good ever wish for love you so much granny

I was so sorry to hear of Barb's passing. I've been a night housekeeper at Ingelside for several months and have become very fond of Barb. She was a very sweet lady. I will miss her sweet little smile. My deepest sympathies to her family. Fly high Ms. Barb. You will be a beautiful angel. Tara Roessler

I lived one mile from my mother-in-law for for most of my 30+ years of marriage. We cut a deal that she could stop by unannounced as long as she did not mention / notice a messy house (she was an impeccable housekeeper). She took the deal as long as she always found the grandchildren well taken care of. When she visited she would sweep up the kids and ignore the mess. We never had a cross word or misunderstanding. I felt she had earned the right to any opinion she had and found her thoughts interesting and wise. We all know she had a gift of listening and I will try and do more of that with her as my role model. Our relationship was a blessing I will cherish forever. Vicky