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- Duane_E._Couey abstract "Duane E. Couey (September 13, 1924 – March 26, 2004) was an American leader in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (RLDS Church). Couey was a member of the church's Council of Twelve Apostles and First Presidency and also served a term as the church's Presiding Patriarch.Couey was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was in the United States Navy during World War II, serving as a Petty Officer First Class Radioman aboard the destroyer escort Earl K Olson. After the war, he briefly worked as a manager in a plastics plant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin before becoming a missionary for the RLDS Church, becoming a full-time RLDS Church minister in 1954. He was president of the Los Angeles, California Stake from 1958 to 1960.On 2 April 1960, Couey was selected by RLDS Church president W. Wallace Smith to become an apostle of the church and a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles. At this time, he moved to Independence, Missouri, where the headquarters of the RLDS Church were located. Couey served in the Council of Twelve Apostles until 1966, when Smith selected him to replace the retiring F. Henry Edwards as one of Smith's counselors in the First Presidency of the church.When W. Wallace Smith retired and was succeeded by his son Wallace B. Smith in 1978, Wallace B. Smith selected Couey and Howard S. Sheehy, Jr. to be his counselors in the new First Presidency. In 1982, Couey was released in the First Presidency and was succeeded by Alan D. Tyree. At this time, Couey was appointed by Smith to succeed Reed M. Homes as the Presiding Patriarch of the RLDS Church. In April 1992, Couey was released from this calling and retired from full-time ecclesiastical service. He was succeeded in this position by Paul W. Booth.Couey was regarded for his abilities as a theologian, minister, and administrator. He was an enthusiastic mentor to many of the younger church appointees.Couey was married to Edith Griswold of Madison, Wisconsin in 1947, having two children, Patricia Louise, born in Milwaukee in 1952, and Ralph Floyd, born in 1955 in Paris, Tennessee. Patricia became an expert in the field of learning disabilities. Ralph is an intelligence analyst with the U.S. Department of Justice. Edith died of cancer in 1982. Couey was remarried to Margaret Rushing of Paris, Tennessee in 1987. Margaret died, also from cancer, in 2003.Couey died in Independence, Missouri at age 79.".
- Duane_E._Couey birthDate "1924-09-13".
- Duane_E._Couey birthPlace Milwaukee.
- Duane_E._Couey birthPlace Wisconsin.
- Duane_E._Couey birthYear "1924".
- Duane_E._Couey deathDate "2004-03-26".
- Duane_E._Couey deathPlace Independence,_Missouri.
- Duane_E._Couey deathPlace Missouri.
- Duane_E._Couey deathYear "2004".
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- Duane_E._Couey wikiPageWikiLinkText "Duane E. Couey".
- Duane_E._Couey after First_Presidency_(Community_of_Christ).
- Duane_E._Couey after Presiding_Patriarch.
- Duane_E._Couey after "Earl T. Higdon".
- Duane_E._Couey alt "Photo of Duane E. Couey standing at a podium".
- Duane_E._Couey before F._Henry_Edwards.
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- Duane_E._Couey before "Edmund J. Gleazer".
- Duane_E._Couey birthDate "1924-09-13".
- Duane_E._Couey birthPlace Milwaukee.
- Duane_E._Couey birthPlace Wisconsin.
- Duane_E._Couey calledBy W._Wallace_Smith.
- Duane_E._Couey calledBy Wallace_B._Smith.
- Duane_E._Couey calledBy "Wallace B. Smith".
- Duane_E._Couey children "Cathy Davis".
- Duane_E._Couey children "Four".
- Duane_E._Couey children "Freda Clenden".
- Duane_E._Couey children "Patricia Henshaw".
- Duane_E._Couey children "Ralph Couey".
- Duane_E._Couey children "Two".
- Duane_E._Couey dateOfBirth "1924-09-13".
- Duane_E._Couey dateOfDeath "2004-03-26".
- Duane_E._Couey deathDate "2004-03-26".
- Duane_E._Couey deathPlace Independence,_Missouri.
- Duane_E._Couey deathPlace Missouri.
- Duane_E._Couey endDate "1966-04-18".
- Duane_E._Couey endDate "1992-04-05".
- Duane_E._Couey endReason "Called as Presiding Patriarchs/Evangelist".
- Duane_E._Couey endReason "Called as counselor in the First Presidency".
- Duane_E._Couey endReason "Honorably released".
- Duane_E._Couey findagrave "81914804".
- Duane_E._Couey name "Couey, Duane E.".
- Duane_E._Couey name "Duane E. Couey".
- Duane_E._Couey parents "Hazel Lindsey".
- Duane_E._Couey parents "Ralph Couey".
- Duane_E._Couey placeOfBirth "Milwaukee, Wisconsin".
- Duane_E._Couey placeOfDeath "Independence, Missouri".
- Duane_E._Couey portals "CoC".
- Duane_E._Couey positionOrQuorum Council_of_Twelve_Apostles_(Community_of_Christ).
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- Duane_E._Couey positionOrQuorum "Community of Christ".
- Duane_E._Couey positionOrQuorum "Counselor in the First Presidency".
- Duane_E._Couey predecessor F._Henry_Edwards.
- Duane_E._Couey predecessor Presiding_Patriarch.
- Duane_E._Couey predecessor "Edmund J. Gleazer".
- Duane_E._Couey restingPlace "Mound Grove Cemetery".
- Duane_E._Couey shortDescription "Ecclesiastical leader in the Community of Christ".
- Duane_E._Couey spouse "Edith Griswold".