COLEMAN, Taylor Nicole of Greenville, SC formerly of White Lake, MI; passed away due to a tragic accident March 22, 2020; age 25. Beloved daughter of Steven Coleman (life partner Gina DeNapoli) and the late Rebecca Martin. Loving granddaughter of Claude and the late Fran Coleman and Janet Martin Wheeler. Great niece of Coline Coleman; niece of Debra (Carl Skorski) Coleman, Elizabeth Martin and David (Kimberly) Martin; cousin of Renee and Shawn Coleman, James and Debra Wilkie and Robert, BobbyAnn & Alyssa Wilkie. Also survived by her soulmate Joshua Ruch and future in laws Tim and Michele Ruch, brother figures Zac (Kelsea Swieca) Ruch and Ethan Rowe, best friends Amber and Justin Strong and Breanne Graveldinger, extended family Bailey and Victoria Cavender, co workers, friends and patients. Due to the COVID-19 virus restrictions visitation will be limited to invitation only. Arrangements entrusted to the Lewis E. Wint & Son Funeral Home, Clarkston. In lieu of donations, please give blood to your local blood bank or plant a tree.
COLEMAN, Taylor Nicole of Greenville, SC formerly of White Lake, MI; passed away due to a tragic accident March 22, 2020; age 25. Beloved daughter of Steven Coleman (life partner Gina DeNapoli) and the late Rebecca Martin. Loving granddaughter of Claude and the late Fran Coleman and Janet Martin Wheeler. Great niece of Coline Coleman; niece of Debra (Carl Skorski) Coleman, Elizabeth Martin and David (Kimberly) Martin; cousin of Renee and Shawn Coleman, James and Debra Wilkie and Robert, BobbyAnn & Alyssa Wilkie. Also survived by her soulmate Joshua Ruch and future in laws Tim and Michele Ruch, brother figures Zac (Kelsea Swieca) Ruch and Ethan Rowe, best friends Amber and Justin Strong and Breanne Graveldinger, extended family Bailey and Victoria Cavender, co workers, friends and patients. Due to the COVID-19 virus restrictions visitation will be limited to invitation only. Arrangements entrusted to the Lewis E. Wint & Son Funeral Home, Clarkston. In lieu of donations, please give blood to your local blood bank or plant a tree.
