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Luetitia Floyd was born on May 16, 1937 to the union of Cora and Bishop Turner. She found her way home on September, 23, 2025, reuniting with her parents, son Gregory Coleman and all of the ones who journeyed before her.
Her life was one of courage and determination. Time and time again she faced life's hardships and with steadfast strength, rose above them. Yet she did so with grace that never faltered and a style all her own. Whether in her words, her walk or the way she dressed, she carried herself with an elegance that could never be overlooked.
Luetitia's legacy is not only the strength she showed, but the love she gave. In her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great- great- grandchildren her spirit continues, woven in laughter, stories and memories that will never fade.
Although we grieve her absence, her children…Ruby, Kalimba, Patricia, Tammy and Victoria carry her love forward. She now rests beside her son Gregory Coleman and her parents.
Though her earthly journey has ended, Luetitia's spirit shines brighter than ever. She is home now, wrapped in eternity's gentle embrace, where there is no more struggle but only peace, beauty, and freedom.
Love you always ,
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