So sorry to hear of Corinna's passing. As I understood, she had been going through some rough times towards the end. I can't imagine what it must feel like to lose a daughter or sibling...Although we didn't spend much time together growing up, I'll always remember and love her. I look back and realize now that we took each other for granted as kids and should have spent more time together, getting to know one another not just doing boy stuff or girl stuff. I miss the family reunions and camping trips where we were all together, running around at dusk until mom called us in. As adults, Corinna and I got to see less and less of one another, but knew I'd get to talk a bit with her about how things were going and what's ahead. She always had a great smile on her face and was amazed at how fast my girls were growing. Hugging her was a rare treat and I'll miss her dearly. The Bartel family sends their love to the Coleman Family. Again, so sorry Uncle John, Johnny, Linda & Tim.

A beautiful soul gone to soon. I will always remember our craft nights until 3-4am, who cared about time when your with 3 good friends, so many laughs & jokes & not a care in the world except having a great time. I will truly miss your contagious laugh & smile 💙 Fly high beautiful girl.....until we meet again 💙💙

Corinna you are forever in my heart and mind. And all the fun we had crafting every weekend ,shopping and just hanging out.  The concerts were a blast.  You remain 💯 my person and there is never any way I'll forget you midget or the family.  Forever in my heart ❤.  Love you and may you be at peace.  

Corinna was my wife's (Chris Meyer Discher) best friend. I remember as a teen ager how fun and crazy about music she was. I ran a towing business and when her name came up on my caller ID, I always knew she needed help. Keys locked in car, flat tire ect.  The conversation always started with the words “Hey Hon, wacha doing”.  I can remember how her beautiful brown eyes would perk up when a song came on the radio that she liked. Or the excitement in her face when she was telling us that she had gotten concert tickets, especially Sammy Hagar.
As much as I am going to miss her, there is an extreme pain in my heart when I see the look on my dear wife’s face knowing that she is now gone. I just hope that she is able to reunite with her mother. And Colton, she constantly spoke of you and was very proud of you.

I extend my condolences to her family.  She was a strong woman who faced monumental challenges with great dignity.  It was a pleasure to know her.

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Corinna M. Barton

November 7, 1969 – May 8, 2020

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