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| | |birth_place=Marshall, Harrison County, [[Texas]] | | |birth_place=Marshall, Harrison County, [[Texas]] |
| | |death_date=December 8, 2022 (aged 87) | | |death_date=December 8, 2022 (aged 87) |
| − | |death_place= [[Hot Springs, Arkansas|Hot Springs]], Arkansas | + | |death_place=[[Hot Springs, Arkansas|Hot Springs]], Arkansas |
| | '''Resting place''':<br> | | '''Resting place''':<br> |
| | Indian Village Cemetery south of Calhoun in Ouachita Parish, [[Louisiana]] | | Indian Village Cemetery south of Calhoun in Ouachita Parish, [[Louisiana]] |
| | |party=[[Arkansas]] [[Republican Party|Republican]] gubernatorial nominee, 1974<br>; nominee, for lieutenant governor, 1972<br> Republican state chairman, 1988-1990 | | |party=[[Arkansas]] [[Republican Party|Republican]] gubernatorial nominee, 1974<br>; nominee, for lieutenant governor, 1972<br> Republican state chairman, 1988-1990 |
| − | |residence=[[Little Rock]], Arkansas
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| | |religion=[[Church of Christ]] | | |religion=[[Church of Christ]] |
| | |spouse= Sue Lynn Thompson Coon (born 1938, married 1956)<br> | | |spouse= Sue Lynn Thompson Coon (born 1938, married 1956)<br> |
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| | (2) Before his political career, Coon was president of the Arkansas Jaycees.<br> | | (2) Before his political career, Coon was president of the Arkansas Jaycees.<br> |
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| − | (3) An original supporter of reformer , Coon later worked in the early campaigns in Arkansas of [[Moderate Republican]] [[Winthrop Rockefeller]] though Coon himself was more [[conservative]] than Rockefeller.<br> | + | (3) An original supporter of reformer, Coon later worked in the early campaigns in Arkansas of [[Moderate Republican]] [[Winthrop Rockefeller]] though Coon himself was more [[conservative]] than Rockefeller.<br> |
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| − | (4) In his later years, Coon became a licensed [[psychologist]] and motivational speaker in the capital city of [[Little Rock]].<br> | + | (4) In his later years, Coon became a licensed [[psychologist]] and motivational speaker in the capital city of [[Little Rock]].<br> |
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| | (5) Coon once joked that he was "so honest that I might appear to be naive." | | (5) Coon once joked that he was "so honest that I might appear to be naive." |