Christopher Robin Coan - Memorial & Celebration

[Marki Davis]

Obituary For Chris Coan
On September 3, 2007 Chris passed on to once again be with our loving Lord and Savior. His remains were found April 9, 2009 on Cedar Mountain.
Christopher Robin Coan, beloved son, brother, soul mate and friend was born August 6, 1989 in Santa Clara, California. Chris graduated from Cedar High School in 2007. Chris had such a fun and easy going personality. He loved to skate and enjoyed nature. Chris was an avid reader and appreciated all types of music. Chris will be remembered for his quick-witted humor and pulling pranks on his friends.
Chris will be missed by his mother, Bonnie Robinson Cherrie; father and step-mother, Dave & Shannon Coan; brothers, Patrick and Shaun Coan; step-sister, Kennedy Roche’; step-brothers Wade and Remington Roche’; grandparents, Mark and Bonnie Cox; great-grandmother Joyce Cox; girlfriend, Sasha Turner; and many other family members and friends.
Chris was proceeded in death by grandparents, Cliff and Rowena Coan; grandparents, Charles and Nancy Robinson; great-grandfather Blaine Cox.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday April 25, 2009 at 1:00 pm at Southern Utah Mortuary, 190 North 300 West, Cedar City, UT. There will be a celebration of Chris’ life that evening at the Main Street Park, 200 North Main, Cedar City, UT from 5:00 pm until dark. The family requests your company to enjoy stories of Chris and live music. In case of inclement weather the celebration will be moved to the Cedar 15th ward building at 500 West 400 North.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations be made to Project Jason, an organization for assisting families with missing loved ones (ProjectJason.Org) or Iron County Search and Rescue (IronRescue.Net).

[Sara Huizenga]

Thank You for posting this, Marki...yourself and all of Chris' loved ones are in our thoughts and prayers...xoxoxo

[Jan Smolinski]

My prayers to Chris, his family and friends. Chris has been an angel in God's Loving arms for some time now.
Thank you Lord for providing the answers to this family, the not knowing is hard and now there is a resting place for Chris. I am truly sorry for your loss.
Be in peace and on Saurday at 1:00 PM UT time I will be there in spirit.

Always Hope,
Jan

[Bradley Olsen]

My thoughts and prayers are with Chris's family at this time. May Chris's family now find some peace in being able to give him a proper Resting Place.

Hugs, Susan Olsen (Mother of Missing Bradley Olsen 1/20/07)

[Cynthia Caron]

Thank you. I've been searching for that everyday. I will post on his memorial page.

[Maureen Reintjes-Peace4 Admin]

Thanks Marki for posting this.

As Chris' family and friends gather may Chris' memorial service be full of fond memories, happiness and love. As familiy and friends gather let there be more laughter, reflecting Chris' spirit, than grief.

Maureen

[Marki Davis]

Thank you all so much..

[Gwen Johnson]

Blessing go out to the family. Hugs to you Marki, and Christopher is on his way to greater things.

[judy]

MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU, I AM SAD FOR YOUR LOST,

[Cynthia Caron]

Wildlife foundation releases eagle for Chris Coan Saturday, May 2, 2009


photo designed by Lavanda Dolce

May 1, 2009
CEDAR CITY - In honor and in memory of Christopher Coan, Martin Tyner of The Southwest Wildlife Foundation will release back into the wild, a rehabilitated Golden Eagle Saturday at 4 p.m. at the "C" Overlook on Right Hand Canyon Road.

Coan's father, Dave Coan, will release the bird with Tyner, in memory of his son, whose remains were found April 9, 2009 after the Cedar High School graduate had been missing for almost two years.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Project Jason, an organization for assisting families with missing loved ones, at www.projectjason.org, or Iron County Search and Rescue.

[Cynthia Caron]

Wildlife foundation releases eagle for Chris Coan Saturday, May 2, 2009


photo designed by Lavanda Dolce

May 1, 2009
CEDAR CITY - In honor and in memory of Christopher Coan, Martin Tyner of The Southwest Wildlife Foundation will release back into the wild, a rehabilitated Golden Eagle Saturday at 4 p.m. at the "C" Overlook on Right Hand Canyon Road.

Coan's father, Dave Coan, will release the bird with Tyner, in memory of his son, whose remains were found April 9, 2009 after the Cedar High School graduate had been missing for almost two years.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Project Jason, an organization for assisting families with missing loved ones, at www.projectjason.org, or Iron County Search and Rescue.

[Cynthia Caron]