Death Notice: Elizabeth Ann (Coffin) Coldwell

BIDDEFORD – Elizabeth Ann Coldwell, an 81‑year‑old resident of Biddeford, has died after a brief illness. She passed away on May 3.
Family and friends are invited to honor her memory with a visitation that will take place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on May 29 at Hope Memorial Chapel in Biddeford. The chapel will also host a memorial service for Ms. Coldwell at 2 p.m. that same day, offering the community an opportunity to celebrate her life and share their condolences.
Hope Memorial Chapel is located in the heart of Biddeford, a city known for its coastal heritage and thriving local community. The chapel’s staff has arranged the visitation and service to provide a comfortable and welcoming environment for those wishing to gather and reflect.
Additional details regarding burial arrangements or any further services have not been announced at this time. Those who wish to send flowers, make a donation in Ms. Coldwell’s name, or offer expressions of sympathy can do so through Hope Memorial Chapel’s website or by contacting the chapel directly.
The exact time of interment remains pending, but family members have indicated that a private ceremony will be held at a later date. As the date approaches, further information will be shared with relatives and close friends.
Ms. Coldwell’s passing has prompted an outpouring of grief from neighbors, longtime acquaintances, and community members who valued her presence and kindness. While formal tributes will be held on May 29, memories of her will live on in the hearts of those who knew her.
Those planning to attend the visitation or service are asked to arrive promptly and follow the chapel’s guidelines for entry and seating. The family has expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and asks that any gifts be directed to a charitable organization of the donor’s choice in lieu of flowers.
Arrangements for the ceremony are being coordinated by Hope Memorial Chapel, and they are available to answer any questions about visitation etiquette, parking, or accessibility concerns.
The community is encouraged to take this time to reflect on the impact Ms. Coldwell had on Biddeford and to celebrate a life well‑lived. As the date of the service draws near, the focus will shift from the loss of a loved one to the shared memories that will be cherished for years to come.




