Tommy Lee Coggin

July 22, 1945 — March 17, 2009

Tommy Lee Coggin Sr. of Columbus, MS died unexpectedly March 17, 2009. Funeral services will be held Friday, March 20, at 11 a.m. at the Point of Grace Church in Columbus, MS. Burial will follow at Lee Memorial Park Cemetery in Verona, Mississippi. Visitation hours will be held Thursday March 19, 2009 from 6 until 9 at Memorial Funeral Home. Mr. Coggin, a native of Tupelo, was born July 22, 1945 and was the son of the late James Abrom Coggin and Inez Cowsert Coggin of Tupelo. Mr. Coggin graduated from Mississippi State University in 1967 with a degree in Business Administration and was a member of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. His first job was with Hancock Fabrics in Tupelo and he later became a buyer for Northwest Fabrics in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Returning to Mississippi he settled with his family in Columbus where he joined Parker & Associates of Meridian as an insurance agent until physical disabilities caused him to take an early retirement after 12 years of service . He was a member of the Point of Grace Church of Columbus. An ever-faithful MSU Bulldog fan, Mr. Coggin enjoyed fresh water fishing and loved good friends. Mr. Coggin leaves his wife of 41 years, Susan Pitts Coggin. He is also survived by his children, Tommy Lee Coggin, Jr. and his wife Crystal of Sturgis, Lisa Inez Coggin of Columbus, and Lindsey Abrom Coggin and his wife Amber of Decatur. His grandchildren include Allison Leigh Coggin, Ethan Abrom Coggin, and Ella Marie Coggin. He is also survived by his brother James Anthony Coggin of Jackson and his family. Memorials may be made to the Mississippi State University Foundation, P. O. Box 6149 Mississippi State, MS 39762; or the Point of Grace Church, 503 18th Ave N, Columbus, MS 39705-2204

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