Marlene Coleman passed away on Nov. 3rd in Modesto, CA. She was born in Stockton, CA to the proud parents Ralph & Elizabeth Morotti.
She is survived by her loving husband of 39 years -Floyd Coleman, Sr. of Modesto. She is also survived by 3 siblings: Collette Hull, Pamela Wade & Angela Pace. She is predeceased by her sister Cheryl Longenbaugh. She is also survived by three stepchildren: Floyd Coleman, Jr., Yvette Kaelbli, & Teena Marie Edmonds, also seven step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
Marlene attended St Stanislaus Elementary School, graduated from Modesto HS in 1967, attended Adrian Beauty College on a scholarship, and she also attended Modesto Junior College in the nursing program. In her working career she held several clerical positions: the Sheriff's Dept, Newspapers, and in the Insurance Industry - that was where she met Floyd.
Floyd says Marlene was a great homemaker, and although she was not a biological mother, she was an excellent mom and teacher to many children throughout her lifetime. She also was an excellent decorator, gardener, as well as a gracious and charismatic host in her home. Marlene loved to travel the world with Floyd - meeting people of different cultures, and languages. Most of all, says Floyd, she was a wonderful wife and companion…words can't express the loss Floyd feels at this time of his best friend and sweetheart.
A Funeral Mass will be at 9:30am on Friday Nov 14 at St Joseph's Catholic Church of Modesto, with a graveside committal to follow at St. Stanislaus Cemetery in Modesto, CA.
modbee.com 11/8/2014
She is survived by her loving husband of 39 years -Floyd Coleman, Sr. of Modesto. She is also survived by 3 siblings: Collette Hull, Pamela Wade & Angela Pace. She is predeceased by her sister Cheryl Longenbaugh. She is also survived by three stepchildren: Floyd Coleman, Jr., Yvette Kaelbli, & Teena Marie Edmonds, also seven step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
Marlene attended St Stanislaus Elementary School, graduated from Modesto HS in 1967, attended Adrian Beauty College on a scholarship, and she also attended Modesto Junior College in the nursing program. In her working career she held several clerical positions: the Sheriff's Dept, Newspapers, and in the Insurance Industry - that was where she met Floyd.
Floyd says Marlene was a great homemaker, and although she was not a biological mother, she was an excellent mom and teacher to many children throughout her lifetime. She also was an excellent decorator, gardener, as well as a gracious and charismatic host in her home. Marlene loved to travel the world with Floyd - meeting people of different cultures, and languages. Most of all, says Floyd, she was a wonderful wife and companion…words can't express the loss Floyd feels at this time of his best friend and sweetheart.
A Funeral Mass will be at 9:30am on Friday Nov 14 at St Joseph's Catholic Church of Modesto, with a graveside committal to follow at St. Stanislaus Cemetery in Modesto, CA.
modbee.com 11/8/2014
Marlene Coleman passed away on Nov. 3rd in Modesto, CA. She was born in Stockton, CA to the proud parents Ralph & Elizabeth Morotti.
She is survived by her loving husband of 39 years -Floyd Coleman, Sr. of Modesto. She is also survived by 3 siblings: Collette Hull, Pamela Wade & Angela Pace. She is predeceased by her sister Cheryl Longenbaugh. She is also survived by three stepchildren: Floyd Coleman, Jr., Yvette Kaelbli, & Teena Marie Edmonds, also seven step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
Marlene attended St Stanislaus Elementary School, graduated from Modesto HS in 1967, attended Adrian Beauty College on a scholarship, and she also attended Modesto Junior College in the nursing program. In her working career she held several clerical positions: the Sheriff's Dept, Newspapers, and in the Insurance Industry - that was where she met Floyd.
Floyd says Marlene was a great homemaker, and although she was not a biological mother, she was an excellent mom and teacher to many children throughout her lifetime. She also was an excellent decorator, gardener, as well as a gracious and charismatic host in her home. Marlene loved to travel the world with Floyd - meeting people of different cultures, and languages. Most of all, says Floyd, she was a wonderful wife and companion…words can't express the loss Floyd feels at this time of his best friend and sweetheart.
A Funeral Mass will be at 9:30am on Friday Nov 14 at St Joseph's Catholic Church of Modesto, with a graveside committal to follow at St. Stanislaus Cemetery in Modesto, CA.
modbee.com 11/8/2014
She is survived by her loving husband of 39 years -Floyd Coleman, Sr. of Modesto. She is also survived by 3 siblings: Collette Hull, Pamela Wade & Angela Pace. She is predeceased by her sister Cheryl Longenbaugh. She is also survived by three stepchildren: Floyd Coleman, Jr., Yvette Kaelbli, & Teena Marie Edmonds, also seven step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
Marlene attended St Stanislaus Elementary School, graduated from Modesto HS in 1967, attended Adrian Beauty College on a scholarship, and she also attended Modesto Junior College in the nursing program. In her working career she held several clerical positions: the Sheriff's Dept, Newspapers, and in the Insurance Industry - that was where she met Floyd.
Floyd says Marlene was a great homemaker, and although she was not a biological mother, she was an excellent mom and teacher to many children throughout her lifetime. She also was an excellent decorator, gardener, as well as a gracious and charismatic host in her home. Marlene loved to travel the world with Floyd - meeting people of different cultures, and languages. Most of all, says Floyd, she was a wonderful wife and companion…words can't express the loss Floyd feels at this time of his best friend and sweetheart.
A Funeral Mass will be at 9:30am on Friday Nov 14 at St Joseph's Catholic Church of Modesto, with a graveside committal to follow at St. Stanislaus Cemetery in Modesto, CA.
modbee.com 11/8/2014
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