Coleman was a man with a quiet, gentle and helpful spirit. Full of laughter and would engage in conversation about the love of Christ at any given moment. He was genuine. He will be missed. Farewell my Brother, unti we meet again. May God comfort the family in a way that only He can.
Posted by CURTIS JORDAN on February 20, 2019
May the God of comfort, Comfort your family in the Passing of Mr. Crowder, Our Sincere Condolences to the entire Crowder Family.
Posted by Flemming Family on February 20, 2019
I am so sorry for your loss family! We will miss Uncle Coleman and his funny stories! My fondest memory has always been his teasing me, about the scrambled eggs he cooked for me as a little girl. Some crumbs from toast had fallen into the eggs and I called them "dirty". He tried his best to convince me to eat those eggs, even trying to bribe me with my favorite syrup (King syrup) for my toast. I never ate the eggs and he laughed so that tears ran down his face. Whenever, I use King syrup I always think of that day. I think of the Love he showed my family over the years and the great example of how we are to be true to our words in action. He has always been an example to me and my siblings of what Love means. He lived a life that showed nothing less. I thanked him in living and I thank him now in Heaven with Jesus.
Posted by Judy Coleman on February 20, 2019
To my dear Uncle Coleman. I knew from the time you walked me down the aisle on my wedding day, we had a special bond "February 12th"....your words were comforting and the confidence in your voice, I knew either way I was going to be alright..... I want to thank you for being the loving person you are.....You will always be in my heart. Your loving niece "Fontella" May God comfort the family and give them strength. God bless
Posted by Fontella Senter on February 18, 2019
My sincere sympathies for you and your family, my thoughts are with you and your family at this time.There are no words to express my sorrow for your loss, may you find comfort in the loving memories you shared while he was alive.
Posted by Arlene McAdams on February 18, 2019
What a kind Quiet Gentleman May he rest with God
Posted by Anonymous on February 18, 2019
Mr Coleman was one of my father's dearest friends who as children we also came to easily love. His sincere presence and support over the years was a light that we looked forward to seeing. He was even there when we lost our father 4 months ago. Mr Coleman will be forever cheerish in our hearts. "We are really going to miss him" Our thoughts and prayers of comfort are with the Crowder Family.
Posted by Charita Tyson McKnight & Don McKnight on February 15, 2019
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