Jeanette Coder, 90, of Marengo, Iowa, passed away on March 21, 2024, at Compass Memorial Hospital. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is assisting the family.
Jan was born on April 21, 1933, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the daughter of Harry and Hazel (Snyder) Sproston. She worked for Collins Radio for 42 years.
Jan loved to be in charge. She was never afraid to help anyone in need. Jan went to the grocery store every other day. She enjoyed traveling, word searches, quilting, cross stitching, and above all, spending time with her family and grandkids.
Jan is survived by her daughter, Cynthia (John) Drahos; stepchildren, Morrein, Diane, Pam, Ted, and Gary; grandchildren, Tammy (Joe) Matheny, and Tina (Shane) Tremble; great-grandchildren, Allie, Emerson, Katie, Johnathon, and Hailey; and sister, Jean (Luke) Allsup.
Jan was preceded in death by her parents, first husband, Ted Croy; second husband, Kenneth Coder; grandson, Johnathon Paul Drahos; siblings, Robert, Kenneth, Mary Lou, Helen, and Jimmy; and dog, Diablo.
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services – Cedar Rapids
Thank you, Grandma Jan, for the memories and fun times shared! For 51 years and most of my life, you were married to grandpa. During the last 15 years you were together with him we had the opportunity to spend more and more time together visiting, laughing, and enjoying family time. Thank you for your care and concern, and your love. Love, Denise
Cindy and John and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Please let me know when the services will be held.
Thank you.
Grandma, you will be missed π
My Grandma Coder for 50 years. RIPβ.
So many memories
And fun times
We will miss you grandma Jan. We will miss your laughter and big hugs.
Love,
Jason, Cameren, Caden, Taylor, and Ruth.
Sweet Grandma ,
You truly were a sole that is one of a kind . Your Love for helping people in need cannot be measured.
You have taught me, to Love yourself, stay strong , hold your head high, stand tall and love the ones that love you!
Missing your laugh so much …
And those amazing words. I LOVE YOU . . π
I’ll be missing you every second
Tammy
We will miss you dearly Aunt Jeanette. You were like a second mom to me. At least now you can see your mom, dad and siblings. Say Hi to my mom for me
Jean,
I’m so sorry to read about Jeanette. Boy do you ever look like her, I didn’t realize how much you two look alike. You are the last of the Sprostons, hang in there, girl. i miss running into you and do hope you are doing well, I think of you often.
Hugs,
Annamae
Jean,
I’m so sorry to read about Jeanette. Boy do you ever look like her, I didn’t realize how much you two look alike. You are the last of the Sprostons, hang in there, girl. i miss running into you and do hope you are doing well, I think of you often.
Hugs,
Annamae
Jean,
I’m so sorry to read about Jeanette. Boy do you ever look like her, I didn’t realize how much you two look alike. You are the last of the Sprostons, hang in there, girl. i miss running into you and do hope you are doing well, I think of you often.
Hugs,
Annamae
This woman was always my rock. The glue to our family. From raising me when I was a little girl to help me raise your grandkids. Grandma you did it all. You taught me to fight for what I want, love everyone and you will be loved, from coming to your house and cleaning for you, to chasing me with a yard stuck to spank me. I will forever miss you grandma. Until we meet again. Say hi to Grandpa and my brother for me. I love you Grandma.