Dear David, Rocky, Cassie and Walker, So sorry to hear about your mother/grandmother, you're in our thoughts and prayers.

Wow! I had the privilege to meet both she and her husband and daughter during the 60s and 70s at events given by the Urban League and the Morristown Neighborhood House. Matter of fact, who that went to the "Neighb" didn't have the chance to meet her! What a wonderful person. Just as nice as she was sweet! My thoughts and prayers are with her family. I'm sure she will be greatly missed! If her family is reading this, you all knew me as "Cadillac" :) God Bless You, All!

May God's face shine on Mary as it has on her wonderful husband, Dr. Coggeshall. I have forty-two and half years of such WONDERFUL memories hearing about their camping trips with five children and I asked how large their camper was and Dr. Coggeshall said, "oh, no, no camper, we like to sleep in our sleeping bags right on the good Earth". Dr. & Mrs. Coggeshall were the MOST philanthropic couple I had ever met. I loved hearing stories of

May God's face shine on Mary as it has on her wonderful husband, Dr. Coggeshall. I have forty-two and half years of such WONDERFUL memories hearing about their camping trips with five children and I asked how large their camper was and Dr. Coggeshall said, "oh, no, no camper, we like to sleep in our sleeping bags right on the good Earth". Dr. & Mrs. Coggeshall were the MOST philanthropic couple I had ever met. I loved hearing stories of how Dr. and Mary would travel to help the poor throughout the world and how proud he was of all his children and grandchildren and he always had a story to tell and he ALWAYS included Mary in his tales. Dr. Coggeshall treated my three children for many years, in his office AND in MMH. Mary, may you Rest in His eternal arms. Dale B. Burke

40 Years ago Doctor Coggeshall saved my boys life at Morris town Memorial Hospital. I always remember him and his wife Mary Go bless the family I know they must be in heaven