Birth date: Apr 29, 1929 Death date: Jun 15, 2020
Ruth Elizabeth Coleman, age 91, of St. Clair, passed away June 15, 2020. She was born on April 29, 1929 in St. Clair to the late Alexander and Margaret Doerr. She graduated from St. Clair High School in 1946. She then went to work Read Obituary
Jim, On behalf of the Class of '67 please know that our thoughts and prayers are heading your way. We are sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I am fortunate to have known your mother as we lived in the same area and attended school from Kdn. on. Always a gracious and loving mother I hope your memories of her will help sustain you as life moves on.
P.S. Please give my regards and condolences to Linda, John and Bill.
Sincere Condolences to the Coleman Family. We never met Mrs Coleman but after reading all these endearing stories I wish I had. She sounds like the Mom and Grandma everyone should have. Hugs and Prayers to you John and Cindy.
I never knew your mother but I know Carol,Jim, Johnny and Billy. My condolences to your family 🙏💔😢 . Take care you guys.
John and Cindy, I'm sorry for your loss.
You have all my sympathy and love .
Aunt Joyce
My thoughts and prayers go to her family!🙏🙏
The memory I had visiting them when my ankle was broken had my cast on for 6 wks that was diffecult, but I had the best memories being up there for that summer visiting them and visiting our cousins and Aunts and uncles..
Now she is singing in the sunshine wild and free with Angles looking down on the Coleman family..
Love you Grandma ❤️❤️
When my now ex's Parents came for a visit for Thanksgiving when we lived In Michigan. I was pregnant with Leila our first daughter it was nice. They brought there poodle forgot his name Boots i think. Ever.place we went he was glued to me, weird cause he was always by his dads side. But later that night I had was having pain Bill took me to the hospital and I had Leila. Dogs do know whats going on.
We also had alot of family gatherings at their home i have many many memories. Snaping peas from the garden never seen so many it was nice just to talk with her playing yard darts. Bills dad had a great big garden.
I Also remember when Leila and her cousin Lucas were still in diapers someone brought out a big bowl of ice and they had fun lol
Going to miss her she was a great lady.
My greatest memory of my Grandma is making rhubarb pies when I went for vacation. That was the first time I had ever had rhubarb. Since then, every time I eat it or see it at the store I think of her. Unfortunately, I did not spend too much time with her, but she is forever loved and treasured. She is now at peace and smiling down from heaven.
