Hazel Naomi Coleman, 69, of Savannah GA, passed away on May, 19th 2026 peacefully in her sleep. Naomi was born on October, 28, 1957 to Almeta & Bernard in Columbia, SC.
Naomi went on to have 3 children, Raleigh, Dejuanna, and Tada. Naomi was a great cook, she loved to have a good time, hang out and have a few drinks. She was the life of the party. She was also the caretaker. She’s helped raise some of her grand children and great grand children. She didn’t care about material things, she just wanted to be around family and friends and we will miss her dearly.
Naomi was predeceased in death by Dejuanna Cawley, Bernard Hayes, Addison Hayes, Regina Hayes-Priest De’Andre Jones, and baby DreOna. Naomi is survived by her sister Shelia
Henley, two brothers, Eugene Anderson and Franklin Harris, her two sons Raleigh Hayes, and Robert “Tada” Gerald, her Daughter-In-Law Tonya Hayes, her grandchildren & Great Grandchildren Tynika, Ty’Miere, Ty’Juan, BJ, BerNiyah Glover, Lil DeAndre Jones, Devin Ahl, Jazman Hayes, Kaleigha Hayes, Taemon Jenkins, Tamia Brown, Zihe Cooley, Taylor, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, Aunts ,Uncles and her lifelong friend Kenny..
The family will be receiving friends 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday, June 12, 2026 at Families First Funeral Care and Cremation Center, 1328 Dean Forest Road, Savannah, Georgia 31405.
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C. Anderson
To The Family,
Please Accept My Heartfelt Condolences. Truly the loss of a precious loved one is most difficult. Please find comfort in the promise our most loving Heavenly Father Jehovah God gives us in Revelation 21:4″And He will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more; neither will mourning; nor outcry; nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” Yes, We can look forward to a time soon to come when all suffering including death will be done away with forever.
The White Family
Coleman Family,
Please accept our deepest condolences. Knowing that others share your loss can help us to endure the pain. Remember, that “Your dead will live.” (Isaiah 29:19) Since we know that God can’t lie, we know we will see her again. Until that time, may your memories bring you comfort and peace.