Lynda Coleman Obituary
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Lynda Rene Coleman was born Lynda Rene Randolph on May 29, 1957 to the late Mr. John C. Randolph and the late Mrs. Barbara G. Randolph. Lynda was called home for Gods's greater purpose on Sunday, December 15, 2024. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Adriane M. Coleman
Lynda was a native of East Orange, New Jersey. She graduated from Clifford J. Scott High in East Orange, New Jersey. She married Willie Coleman Sr. and to this union were born four children. She moved to Hinesville, Georgia in 1978. Lynda was employed at Dental Clinic #1 on Ft. Stewart, Georgia where she retired in 2018.
Lynda founded the "Old Skool Social Club" in 2011; where she was President until her death.
Lynda will be sorely missed by those who loved her. Those left to cherish her memory are, her three children Willie V. (Tanika) Coleman Jr. of Richmond Hill, Georgia; Eboni M. Brown of Atlanta, Georgia, and Danyelle V. Coleman of Midway, Georgia; two brothers Miles G. Randolph of East Orange New Jersey and Michael B. Randolph of Hazelhurst, Georgia. She also leaves behind a host of grandchildren and one great grandson; nieces and nephews; and many loving cousins and friends.
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Jimmy Fullwood
January 8, 2025
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