Dwight Dean Coleman
Posted By Kyle Nikola On March 1, 2021 @ 4:28 pm In Obituaries | 1 Comment
Dwight Dean Coleman, 67, of Savannah Georgia peacefully left earth to go to his heavenly home on Thursday, February 18, 2021.
Survivors include his beautiful wife, Carla, who he met in Okinawa. She was also in the military and they were married for 46 years. Also a daughter, Michelle of Savannah, and son, Joe & daughter-in-law Sandy of Seneca, South Carolina; brothers: Roger Farmer of Baltimore, Steve Farmer of Texas, Pete Farmer of Tennessee; Sisters: Nancy Carol Garner of Beckley and Joyce Gugger of North Carolina.
He was preceded in death by his father, Fred Carl Farmer; mother, Dixie Joyce Coleman~Farmer; twin brother, Dennis Coleman; sister, Betty Lou Smith; brother, Chester Farmer & brother, David Coleman.
In Honor of Dwight… he was a supportive husband & father, wonderful brother, loving son & caring mentor to many.
Throughout Dwight’s life he wore many hats. He served his country and was an Army veteran. He completed his career in civil service of the USPS. He was a founding member of the HHR club & his family historian. One of his favorite pastimes was playing cards with his family & friends.
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To the Coleman Family I am so sorry to hear of Ike passing. I knew him for many years. Ike was know for his attention to details and good work habit. Everybody who knew him liked his honesty and outspoken wisdom. Ike was the best. I will truly miss him as would all that new him. I will always remember him and his PT cruiser driving up and down the highway. Rest in Peace my friend and may God Bless your family during this time.