Loving Soul Mate Eddie Coleman Analysis

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She saw things has begun to change, her journey now takes her to New Orleans, where she would reside with her Uncle Percy and Aunt Irene. She wanted to give her children a better life.

Doris journey would then allow her to meet Joseph Bonner and in this relationship, she would bare 3 more wonderful children, Joseph, Jarmel and Alfretta Harvey. Doris was a working woman, she worked at the Royal Oak Restaurant and was still a seamstress. Her journey will now take her to meeting a man who she spent the remainder of her life with, Eddie Coleman.

She leaves to cherish her memory her Loving Soul Mate Eddie Coleman. Sisters Naomi (Sherman) Ford, Zelia (Bobby) Hollman; Brothers Lawrence (Patricia) Batiste, Gary Battiste;

6 Loving Children

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