Linda K. Coxe Hatch
November 21, 2021
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Linda K. Coxe Hatch passed away on Sunday, November 21, 2021 in Denver, Colorado. Linda was born in Des Moines, Iowa on April 15, 1941. She grew up on the east side of Des Moines and graduated from East High School. Upon graduation, she continued her education at Drake University before beginning her career in banking. She was married to Leonel A. “Jack” Coxe Jr. and raised four children: Kent, Kirk (deceased), Karmen and Kyle. She subsequently moved to Denver, Colorado where she remarried in 1986 to Lenus Hatch. She returned to Iowa where she retired from the Iowa Utilities Board. Linda always loved the mountains but her greatest love was her family. She lost one son (Kirk) much too early in life, but cherished her time with her children, grandchildren and especially family gatherings. Linda had a love of music as well as creating arts and crafts during her life.
She is survived by her three children, Kent Coxe (Kim) residing in Kansas City, Missouri, Karmen Coxe residing in Highlands Ranch, Colorado and Kyle Coxe residing in Eagle, Idaho. Her brother James Shaffer (Carolyn, deceased), sister Lennie Rae Houge (Steve) and many nieces and nephews, her three grandchildren, Matthew Coxe, Jonathan Coxe and Mason Coxe, who she cherished and were the loves of her life.
Services will be held on Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 2:30 p.m. at Hamilton Funeral Home.
Rosemary Tate
01/29/2022
So sorry to hear of Linda's passing. I worked with her at the Iowa Utilities Board. She was such a joy to work with. I lost touch with her after her retirement. She was a wonderful person and also spoke so highly of her children, she was very proud of each of them and their accomplishments. I remember her love for music, especially Neil Diamond. My prayers to her family and loved ones for peace and comfort during this difficult time.
judi Story Norman
12/03/2021
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. I have many memories of Linda growing up and in the Rainbow together, at East and after we graduated. She was always sweet and fun to be with.
Dana Anderson Rotramel
12/02/2021
My mother and I are so sad for the familys loss. We have many great memories with Linda and the entire family. From trips to visit in Colorado to the move to Colorado while tailgating. We love you all. Doris and Dana
Anita Welsher
12/02/2021
To The Family of Linda Hatch,
There is never a right time to be going thru what you are right now. Just know Linda is lovingly remembered by the many many people she touched in her life as she did in mine.
Love and peace to you,
a Rainbow Sister,
Anita Shaeffer Welsher
Jack younkin
12/01/2021
So sorry for your loss Linda and I were East high classmates my prayers for peace and comfort for family and friends.
Judy Funderburk Cogswell
12/01/2021
Remembering my cousin Linda Kay I often called her Kay Kay growing up she was 3 yrs older than I we as cousins having sisters and brothers get age would gather at her mom and dads house Uncle Mer and aunt Lennise house or my parents Gene and Mabel Funderburk and all us cousins would play games listen to music dance rock n roll in the living room listen to Kioa radio and just laugh out loud tell stories Just always a good time. I remember when you were crownRainbow Queen what an honor and I was in your rainbow court Wow Time flew by we all got married a few yrs later and would see each other when we all were in town! Linda you were always beautiful, funny, loved people and parties dancing and laughter. God called you home and gave you your angel wings and you now are healthy free and hugging your son, Kirk,your mom and dad Carolyn and all the many relatives and friends🙏Heaven is real cuz, Soar your wings🙏I will see you there one day Love ya you will be missed by all