The Estate Sale of John and Mildred Mounce
Jun 11
8:30am to 3:30pmJun 12
8:30am to 3:30pmJun 13
8:30am to 3:30pmTerms & Conditions
Merchandise is sold as is
where is.
We have a no return policy. Debit/Credit cards, and cash of course are accepted,
Because of New Insurance Policy we are no longer able to load items more than 25 lbs
Please make arrangements to have help to load heavy items
We at Coffields, NOR our Clients are Responsible for Accidents on ,in or around property. If you have a large purse please put it under your arm to keep it from hitting glassware, and other items.
If you are bringing your children, they are welcome , please make sure they are handheld.
If you are purchasing anything electrical please test it before you leave. We will not accept returns.
Coffields Estate And Down-sizing Sales
Description & Details
John H. & Mildred A. Mounce were both born and raised in Yadkin County North Carolina. They met after John had completed his World War II service in the U.S. Navy on a PT tender. Though this was considered “very hazardous” duty, even more so during wartime, he often joked about taking on the assignment “because it paid more”.
Their initial blind date led to an elopement and a marriage lasting 59 years, in which Mildred enjoyed teasing that John still had not repaid her the cost of the license. John’s graduation from college led to a collection of odd jobs ultimately landing in Winston-Salem, North Carolina as a technical illustrator with Western Electric andMildred finding employment as secretary to Vice President of the first Wachovia Bank location in Winston. Job opportunities with Western Electric found John and Mildred raising three children in Winston, El Paso, Texas, California, and one notable transfer to Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands
Through the frequent change in residences, the Mounces developed a deep affection for travel leading to sightseeing vacations throughout the U.S., Japan, Europe and several island cruises,collecting art and souvenirs from each destination.
Once retired, they felt a call to self employmentand became owner/franchisees of Pet Centers, based in Pensacola. This 20 year career wasenjoyed immensely until a second retirement in 1999. John settled happily into life filled withgrandchildren, friends, relatives, more travel, regular beach outings, Hadji Shrine and Masonic Lodge activities and attending Covenant Orthodox Presbyterian church with his wife until his passing at 82 in 2007. Mildredsaw grandchildren thrive, continued travel with friends and relatives, enlarged her pottery collection, while developing a love of amassing and selling antiques and attending church until her passing at 92 in 2025.
Hey Ya’ll
The Sale this week is a FULL one
The items pictured is just a small example of what we have to offer, however its just a drop in the bucket of what is truely available.
Come out and enjoy the thrill of the hunt.
You never know what you are going to find
We hope to see you there
T
Thank you for using EstateSales.NET. You're the best!