IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Baby Winter
Bali Coleman

Sep 3, 2020 — Mar 12, 2021

Hampton

Obituary

On September 3, 2020 God blessed the world with Winter Bali Coleman. Coming into the world weighting 4lbs 5ozs and 17 inches long. She fought for eleven days in the NICU giving those nurses quite a laugh with her silly little faces and noises. From the first day coming home she gave such joy to her sisters Maria and Orklair, they thought she was a real-life doll, their own doll at that. Maria would love picking her up trying to dress her and Orklair would love kissing on her. However, the love did not stop there she brought great joys to her grandparents as well. Her Gigi Elise would come and love on her, kissing her, holding her, and getting on to her mother about having the heat on.

Her other grandparents her Papa he was he craziest about her thinking that he was a parent to trying to go into the NICU to see her when only the parents could go and coming by to see her every chance he got. Now her and her granny Annette they had this unique bond they would lay together and her granny's arm would put her right to sleep. Also, she had her Big Grandma Melissa she would stop by just to hold her and tell her know much she loved her. With her grandparents the love did not just end. She had an abundance of aunts who loved her. Starting with her Auntie Stephanie she thought the world of her coming by just to hold her and picking her up every time she thought about crying. Then you had her Auntie Antonia and Holly who she loved laughing at Auntie Holly while making Auntie Antonia hold her. Next you had her Auntie Vera who allowed her to take over the bed and wiggle and lay all over her laughing thinking it was the cutest thing ever. All the while her Auntie LaBrittany would come over and make sure mommy and daddy stayed on their toes when it came to her taking claim our Winter as her baby. We cannot stop there because her God-mom and Auntie Kenthia was always on it with the mask and making you wash your hands. Then you have her Auntie Danielle who she would go up her house and Auntie Danielle was holding her all day long. With all her aunts she had some wonderful uncles along the way to starting with one of her wonderful Godfather Andreco he loved himself some Winter especially being that she was born on his birthday and would allow him to hold her and not cry. Her Uncle Tyler made sure she had some wonderful toys, and her Uncle James would call her itty bitty. You would think after all those people it would be enough! NO! Winter still had lots of honorary siblings Taylor who would always let you know when the baby was crying, Jace who would always remind her how cute she was if she had ever forgotten, Yazmin who loved holding her and watching her fall asleep on her chest, and her three brothers ZJ, JT, and Jordon who kept her up to date on the latest tunes. Winter had many aunts, uncles, and cousins that she did not get the chance to meet yet.

So, when God decided to take home his angel, he not only took her from all of them her took her from her parents Rebeka Dothard and Cortez Coleman who loved her most of all. From getting up having our late-night conversations with her crying and us listening and rocking her back to sleep and her trying her baby food making those silly faces, bath time with mommy and cuddle time with daddy. We will always love you Winter! It is only Goodbye for now because we will see you on the other side. We loved you then, now, and forever our Winter Bali Coleman!

On Friday, March 12, 2021, Baby Winter Bali Coleman regained her angel wings, and the angels reached down and carried her back to Heaven. They were all standing around to welcome Baby Winter back home with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Visitation will be held on Friday, March 26, 2021, from 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Burden's Funeral Home. A Graveside Celebration will be held on Saturday, March 27, 2021 at 2:00 PM at White Oak Church Cemetery located at 4673 Gordon Road in Senoia, Georgia. Pastor Maurice Stargell is the Eulogist.

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