Birth date: Apr 9, 1931 Death date: May 4, 2020
Beverly Morris Coleman of Longview passed away peacefully in her sleep on May 3. She was born in April 1931 in Ohio and grew up in Mobile, Alabama where she met her husband Dr. Solon L. Coleman III. They married in 1950 and he sur Read Obituary
Dr. Coleman,
I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs. Coleman was so lovely and it was a joy to visit with her.
Debbie Foerster Dalton
Mark, so sorry to hear of Bev’s passing. Sending love and hugs, sweet friend.♥️🙏
Mrs. Coleman was my customer for many years at Albertsons who quickly became my friend. I will always remember our sweet visits and how she would brighten my day.
May God comfort Dr. Coleman and family as only He can do.
Ruth Kay
Doc I was so sorry to read of Bev's passing. She was such a sweet person and I know you will miss her so much. Your old friend, Pat Parker
It is very difficult to write about Beverly Coleman!
First, she was a sweetheart. She loved everyone and surrounded herself with love from Sole, her children and more people than I can name even from Brazil!
Second, she was always interested in "you' - wanting to know everything that you enjoyed and what made your life joyful.
Third, she and Sole were literally made for each other. They cared and shared their friendships throughout their lives. We are soo grateful to have been friends.
Judy and I were delighted to be invited to the "land" several times a year including the guys duriing deer season. Beverly welcomed us with open arms - her nature.
Beverly was always gracious whether by the pool side with our noodles, when we ate "out," or at dinner at each other's homes. We always had fun and loved her.
Beverly, you will always be in our hearts memories and we thank the Good Lord for your friendship and many, many blessings.
John and Judy Stroud
Friends Forever
Beverly was always a living and supportive lady.
Keith and I met she and Sol when we began attending First Presbyterian.
I always knew her love for God and how she showed everyone that love and light. I was inspired to be a better person by being at the Women’s circle, Bible Study and Lunch and a movie with her.
I will never forget Bev. When I arrived in Longview, she adopted me as one of her family. She was the most giving, and compassionate person that I have ever met, and her love was always unconditional.
Without Beverlys's help, I would have not achieved some of my dreams. She took me to New York and Europe. She did not have to, but she did, and she did it because she loved me. She also completely supported me when I was going to school to become a teacher. She also took care of Bec when she was a baby, so I could go to school. Again, she did not have to, but she did, and for the same reason.
She was an excellent cook, and it was another way to show her love; through her meals. Her meals were abundant and wonderful. She would share her recipes with me, and I inherited some of her traditional dishes to celebrate Thanksgiving, but I do not think that I can ever live up to those feasts that she used to prepare.
I will miss you Bev. You were a sweet and caring person that I had the pleasure and honor to meet. We will meet again some day. Love you
Seeing these photos makes me smile -- Bev was such a sweet, loving, happy person. Love to the family.
