Emma Rose Coleman

Rebecca and Randy, I am so sorry you lost Emma. My heart is heavy.
Joanne Cornelius

Rebecca,and family I am devistated to hear of your loss. Emma was an angel walking this earth. I am sending my deepest and most loving sympathies to you all. Please if I can be of any help to you through this time and forever please contact me. I love you dearly and cannot wrap my mind around this. Please take care of yourself and let everyone help you and the family through this.

Dearest Rebecca, Randy and Schuyler, I am so very sorry for the loss of sweet Emma. As my dear seventh grade student she wrote about lavender clouds and tofu turkeys and gender roles in the media. I regret deeply the loss of her life and embrace the short time I had to spend with her. She taught me much. Barbara Kryc (Pratt)

Randy, Rebecca, and Schuyler- Emma has been in my thoughts constantly over the past weeks. She was such a bright, gentle soul. Rebecca, as you would say:"Thank you for her." I truly have benefited from knowing your family. Thank you for your friendship and warmth.

My thoughts our with your family and Emma. She was such a beautiful, fun person. I hadn't seen her since high school but I will always have fond memories of being with her in drama club and school.

Rachel and family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Altough I have never met Emma, What a beautiful person she was. God Bless your family. I know how hard it is to go through something like this. May God be with you and fill you with his peace. "Weep but briefly for your loved one as she enters into the Kingdom of God for she shall possess a joy and peace that is unattainable on God's Earthly realm. Rejoice in her Everlasting and Total Happiness for Emma's eyes have seen God"

Having never met this family, you must be so proud of your angel to have accomplished so much in such a short period of time. This is proof that God knows perfect when HE sees it

Dear Rebecca, Randy and family: Our sincerest condolences on the loss of your daughter Emma. We send our sincerest sympathies.
Rachel Abelson Hickson '80, David Hickson '82