Quana Cotten
June 29, 2010
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Quana Cotten, 50, passed away at her home June 29, 2010.
Quana was born February 5, 1960 in Des Moines. She worked for Skylark Meats for 12 years and prior to that, Omaha Steak for eight years. Quana was a Child of God and a member at Salem Baptist Church in Omaha, Nebraska. Quana loved reading the Bible, watching spiritual television featuring Joyce Meyers and T.D. Jakes and playing tennis. She enjoyed Mountain Dew, Whoppers and cereal.
Quana is survived by her children, Joseph Cotten, TaMeka Martin and Robert Cotten; mother, Barbara Taylor; brothers, Louis Gene Martin, Jr. and Stephen Taylor; sisters, Fayette Martin, Damita Bolden, Taina Martin, Denise Lovelady and Amber Martin; grandchildren, Arrlon, Shawntice, Shailere, JaLeah, Samiah, Kenyon, Bryajanae, Cha’mia, Cena Love Q; and a host of other extended relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her father, Louis Gene Martin, Sr.; grandmother, Erma Jones; her uncle, Willie Jones; her aunt, Maxine Harvey and her cousin, Mary Martin.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at New Beginnings Full Gospel Family Church at 555 E. Euclid Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa 50313, followed by burial at Glendale Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the family.
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Shailee
08/18/2024
I miss you grandma 🫶🏾
Shay
08/18/2024
I miss you grandma 🫶🏾
Courtney Davis
11/21/2011
Quana was the Grandmother of My two daughters. I knew her very well we used to spend alot of time together and we became very close. I remember we used to go up to Omaha every weekend to spend it with her. I remember On Thanksgiving quite a few years ago she cooked a big ol meal. I had never tasted better stuffing in my life. Still every thanksgiving I always think about how good her stuffing was. Man I wish she was still here to give me her recipe. And so My Cotten girls could get to know their Grandma. I will always speak greatly of her and keep her memory alive! Always talk about her to my cotten girls. For life she will never be forgotten and always loved much!!! R.I.P Grandma we LOVE and Miss you<3
Pamela Kim Barker
07/05/2010
To My Family,
I want you to know that even though I'm not there with you physically, I send my LOVE, HUGS, TEARS, MEMORIES SHARED are ever present there with You all! I'm praying for Quana's clan, and our entire FAM, for peace and comfort in the coming days, months to come!
It was good to see Quana after so many yrs, not a good occasion (when Uncle Cookie passed). We emailed each other, and she was working on raising money for her church Bldg Fund.
We all have our memories of Quana, mine is, I was a kid, just before she left Des Moines she gave me and sharry her "beach" (that's what they call it now) bike. I thought it was ugly, LOL, but Sherry loved it! That meant I never got to ride it...HA!Ha!Ha! I also remember when Quana, Faye, Damita Joe, came to Mom's and they used to rock themselves to sleep on the sofa, so I tried, didnt work of me, but they were sleep. One time one of us did something really bad and nobody confessed to the crime so Mom lined us all up and we all got beat, I went last cause I knew Mom would be tired by the time she got to me...LOL! Til this day NO ONE HAS Come forward...LOL
Quana is now rock'n N restin in the best of care!
Love, Peace and Blessings
Cousin Kim
Pastor John & Stephany Hall
07/04/2010
To the family of Mrs. Quana Cotten
We the members and Pastor of Emmanuel COGIC,
Send you our deepest sympathy in the lost of your loved one.
You have our love and prays!
May the lord keep you and strengthen!
Pastor J.k. Hall
Amber and Willie Mae Martin
07/05/2010
We send our deepest sympathy to the family and pray that God will comfort and strengthen you during this time of grief.
Our love and prayers are with you.