Angela Cofer
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Mar 2020 | 591 contributions | 23 thank-yous | 1,687 connections
Signed 11 Mar 2020 | 591 contributions | 23 thank-yous | 1,687 connections
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Miss Angela F. Cofer
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of George Cofer
and Mary (Hardy) Cofer
[children unknown]
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| Created 6 Mar 2020
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I was born in Augusta, Georgia, and attended 1st grade. Then my family moved to Tifton, GA, in 1958, where I attended 2nd, 3rd, & 4th grades.Then we moved to Moultrie, GA, where I attended 6th and part of the 7th grade because we moved to Gainesville, GA, where I completed the 7th grade. Then we moved back to Moultrie, GA, where I completed 8th & 9th grades at the Junior High school & 10th grade at the Senior High School. We moved back to Tifton, GA, in 1967 where I finished the 11th & 12th grades at Tift County High. I completed my freshman year of college at Abraham Baldwin College in Tifton & in 1970 transferred to Mercer University in Macon, GA, where I completed a BA degree in 1973. I left home in the fall of 1973 to attend Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, from which I graduated in 1976 with a Master of Church Music (MCM) Degree in Vocal Performance. Then I attended Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA, where I completed a Master of Music (MM) Degree in Vocal Performance in 1979. While attending LSU I taught voice as a Graduate Assistant and was an Adjunct Voice Faculty member at Louisiana College in Pineville, LA. My father died in April of 1979, so I went home to Tifton, GA, to live with my mother and youngest sister. While there I taught voice as an Adjunct Faculty member at Abraham Baldwin College and was the Music Director at a local church. I left in the fall of 1980 to attend Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music to pursue a Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) Degree in Vocal Performance. I completed my doctoral course work at CCM in the spring of 1983; however, I still needed to present a lecture-recital and write a thesis. After many years of being a "professional student", I finally accepted a full-time position on the Voice Faculty at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ, where I taught from 1983-1989. During that time I finally completed the requirements for the DMA degree which I was granted in 1988. Then in August of 1989, I moved to Fort Worth, TX, to join the Voice Faculty in the School of Church Music at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary where I taught until retirement in May of 2018. I am still teaching a few voice students at home and continue to sing on occasion at churches and in concerts. I finally have time to again work on my family ancestry which I started doing a number of years ago.
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I inherited many profiles following the death of my friend, Allan Thomas. I went through the Changes log on the profile https://www.WikiTree.com/wiki/Williamson-1222 . It appears there is a son named Robert mentioned in the Will, as well as on Rootsweb.
It will take me a while to clean this profile up as there is all of the Gedcom material included in the Biography.
It also looks to me the profile went through a merge or so, and majority of sourcing is ancestry.com trees, except for the will.
Bear with me while I work on it a while.
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Mary ~ Project Coordinator
I would love to get t know your. My profile is Showell-64 Please let me know if you are on Facebook by any chance God bless you. Karen
Thanks for the introduction! What a lovely career. :) I was an academic, too, but in medieval/early modern lit.
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How wonderful to know of your career in literature! Thank you for sending information about how to use my DNA test on Wikitree. I had my test done at CRI Genetics but am not sure how to add my results to Wikitree. Thanks ahead of time for any help you can offer in helping me figure out how to do this. Blessings, Angela
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