Corey Coleman

Corey Coleman, a 41-year-old African-American man remembered for his love of dancing, singing, and a smile that could light up a room, died on Friday, April 1, 2011, in Fort Worth, Texas. His death left a void in the lives of his extensive family and close-knit circle of friends, who remember him as a vibrant and cherished presence.

Those who knew Corey recall a man who was often the life of the party. In tributes shared after his passing, loved ones fondly remembered his energy at annual family gatherings, where he would always be found dancing and being the center of attention. He had long-standing friendships that stretched back decades, a testament to his loyalty and character. Friends and cousins shared cherished memories, from childhood antics to his favorite sayings like "I Swear" and "Already!" He was remembered as a loving person with a big heart who was deeply connected to his family, including those in the small town of Madisonville, Texas. His loss was a profound blow to those who had known him for years and to his family who cherished his presence.

Corey was a father to five children: Corey Jr., Charon, LaCoritia, Alexis, and Mercedes Coleman. He was also a grandfather to Jordan Wilson, Laniyah, and Ganaria Jeffery, and a brother to Charon Young and Tajuan Williams. His role as a father and grandfather was a significant part of his life, and his memory is kept alive by his children and the generations that follow.

The specific circumstances of Corey Coleman's death have not been publicly detailed by authorities. On April 1, 2011, his life was cut short in Fort Worth, a city that, like any major metropolitan area, sees its share of violent crime. The lack of available public information regarding his passing has left many questions unanswered for the community and those who cared for him. The investigation into his death would have been handled by the Fort Worth Police Department. As of the latest available information, details regarding any potential suspects or leads have not been released, and the case remains unresolved.

In the days following his death, Corey's family and friends came together to honor his life. A visitation was held where the family received friends, sharing stories and finding comfort in their shared grief. His celebration of life service took place on Saturday, April 9, 2011, at The Chosen Vessel Cathedral in Fort Worth. The large gathering was a reflection of the many lives he had touched. He was laid to rest at Cedar Hill Memorial Park.

Years later, the memory of Corey Coleman continues to be honored by his loved ones. He is remembered not for the tragic end of his life, but for the joy and love he brought into the world during his 41 years. His family and friends continue to mark his birthday and the anniversaries of his passing, keeping his spirit present in their hearts and minds. While the official investigation into his death remains open, the case has grown cold, leaving his family without the closure of justice. No reward has been publicly offered for information, and no tip line has been specifically designated for his case.