Annette Coleman

I remember when I first started working with Annette back in 92’ she came up to me and said you’re going to work over here with me and she looked out for me the whole time I was there and even when I found another job she would always tell me to just do what you’re supposed to do and you will be fine. My sincere condolences to Cherilyn and the family, she will be missed.

Our Deepest Sympathy to the Family.

I miss you so much I miss talking with you when you are not here you always there for me I miss you so much love you

My Annette, about 20 years ago I met you and we have been friends/family every since. I enjoyed you, your phone calls, your text messages and most of all those turnip greens (lol), our inside joke. I will miss you but I know you are in good hands. No more pain, just joy joy joy. You will always be in my heart. I love you! Rest in Heavenly peace Annette. Love always, Ollie

Losing a twin is a unique type of grief. It feels like I’m missing a part of me. No longer having the person who shared an inner language with me,( I remember we used to speak to each other in a language similar to pig Latin , but it was a language all our own. Even our mother couldn’t understand it. Remember that?).
We’ve had our differences over the years, but it never kept us apart for long. We could always come back and pick up where we left off as if we never had any...

Auntie , your gentle spirit, laughter, and generosity touched every life around you. I’m grateful for every moment we shared. You will be deeply missed, but your love will stay with us forever. Love your nephew Junior

To one of the sweetest people I have ever met, we bonded years ago and it never changed and could never be broken you will be missed ❤ but God knows best rest in peace sister in law