(From Mason-Woodard Mortuary)Sunday, July 22nd, 1973 - Friday, March 28th, 2025
Jeff Coffey took his love of landscaping to a higher level on March 28, 2025.
Taylor junipers, boxwoods and limelight hydrangeas will now fill the heavens.
His Dad, Kenneth and his brother Frank met Jeff at the Gate where he mischievously eyed where he would put the “not to big” flower beds.
He is survived by his daughter Jayme Rae, his Mom Joyce, his brother Brad (Becka) and sister Marty (Chuck) along with his extended family and numerous nieces and nephews.
Jeff started his work journey by earning 5$ a week at the flea market. He worked at The Botany Shop as a landscape foreman and owned Comer’s Wrecker. He took a big leap of faith and started Jeff Coffey’s All Seasons Landscaping and bought The Rock Yard with his partner Martha (aka Nina) Bailey. His goal was to “ReGrow Joplin” after the tornado; and he did just that.
There will be a memorial visitation from 10 -11 am at Mason-Woodard Mortuary & Chapel on Saturday, April 5.
Taylor junipers, boxwoods and limelight hydrangeas will now fill the heavens.
His Dad, Kenneth and his brother Frank met Jeff at the Gate where he mischievously eyed where he would put the “not to big” flower beds.
He is survived by his daughter Jayme Rae, his Mom Joyce, his brother Brad (Becka) and sister Marty (Chuck) along with his extended family and numerous nieces and nephews.
Jeff started his work journey by earning 5$ a week at the flea market. He worked at The Botany Shop as a landscape foreman and owned Comer’s Wrecker. He took a big leap of faith and started Jeff Coffey’s All Seasons Landscaping and bought The Rock Yard with his partner Martha (aka Nina) Bailey. His goal was to “ReGrow Joplin” after the tornado; and he did just that.
There will be a memorial visitation from 10 -11 am at Mason-Woodard Mortuary & Chapel on Saturday, April 5.
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