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	<title>Comments on: Robert E. Cothern Jr.</title>
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		<title>By: Dani Cothern-Rice</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dani Cothern-Rice</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Sep 2012 19:59:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The obituary should read as this: 
Robert E.(Bobby) Coth­ern Jr., age 42 of Mount Gilead, died Tues­day morn­ing Sep­tem­ber 4, 2012 at his residence.

He was born on Octo­ber 24, 1969 in Colum­bus to the late Robert E. and Betty (Gillman) Verdine. He was a 1988 grad­u­ate of High­land High School and had worked as an Aid for Morn­ing View and Wood­side Vil­lage and stocker for Kroger.

Bobby loved to spend time with his chil­dren and grand­chil­dren. He also enjoyed watch­ing mon­ster movies, play­ing video games and stay­ing in con­tact with his friends on Facebook.

He is sur­vived by his wife: Loretta (Mid­daugh) Coth­ern and they were mar­ried april 18, 1991 in Mount Gilead; son: Guy Coth­ern of Mount Gilead; daugh­ter: Audrey (Jon) Butchko of Can­ton; grand­chil­dren: Lillyan and Dustin; sis­ters: Dani (Charlie) Rice of Paducah, KY, Lynn (Jerry) Cole­man of Colum­bus; grand­mother: Ruth Coth­ern of Marengo and beloved Uncle Tim Cothern, of Marengo.

Call­ing hours will not be observed and bur­ial will take place at a later date. Arrange­ments entrusted to the DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home, Marengo.

Con­do­lences may be expressed at www.snyderfuneralhomes.com.

And what this did not say is how much fun my brother was to be around. He was always joking, laughing. He loved teasing people just to get a rise out of them. He loved music, loved his family..loved his friends. No one could be angry around him, it was just impossible. He somehow always found a way to make light in even the darkest of times. 
He will be missed so very much. And I hope I will never stop hearing his laughter or imagining his grin.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The obituary should read as this:<br />
Robert E.(Bobby) Coth­ern Jr., age 42 of Mount Gilead, died Tues­day morn­ing Sep­tem­ber 4, 2012 at his residence.</p>
<p>He was born on Octo­ber 24, 1969 in Colum­bus to the late Robert E. and Betty (Gillman) Verdine. He was a 1988 grad­u­ate of High­land High School and had worked as an Aid for Morn­ing View and Wood­side Vil­lage and stocker for Kroger.</p>
<p>Bobby loved to spend time with his chil­dren and grand­chil­dren. He also enjoyed watch­ing mon­ster movies, play­ing video games and stay­ing in con­tact with his friends on Facebook.</p>
<p>He is sur­vived by his wife: Loretta (Mid­daugh) Coth­ern and they were mar­ried april 18, 1991 in Mount Gilead; son: Guy Coth­ern of Mount Gilead; daugh­ter: Audrey (Jon) Butchko of Can­ton; grand­chil­dren: Lillyan and Dustin; sis­ters: Dani (Charlie) Rice of Paducah, KY, Lynn (Jerry) Cole­man of Colum­bus; grand­mother: Ruth Coth­ern of Marengo and beloved Uncle Tim Cothern, of Marengo.</p>
<p>Call­ing hours will not be observed and bur­ial will take place at a later date. Arrange­ments entrusted to the DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home, Marengo.</p>
<p>Con­do­lences may be expressed at <a href="http://www.snyderfuneralhomes.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.snyderfuneralhomes.com</a>.</p>
<p>And what this did not say is how much fun my brother was to be around. He was always joking, laughing. He loved teasing people just to get a rise out of them. He loved music, loved his family..loved his friends. No one could be angry around him, it was just impossible. He somehow always found a way to make light in even the darkest of times.<br />
He will be missed so very much. And I hope I will never stop hearing his laughter or imagining his grin.</p>
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