Helen Jean Moore Coleman

Helen was born August 31, 1951 to Henry Moore and Ferdia Odell Rosemond in San Angelo, Texas. On September 5, 2026, she gained her wings. A Celebration of Life Service will be held Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 11 am at St. James Baptist Church. Interment will follow at West Side Cemetery, Lorenzo under the direction of Griffin Mortuary. Visitation will be held Friday, September 18, 2026 from 4 pm to 6 pm at Griffin Mortuary.

She was proceeded in death by her sisters Verdis Decker, Ruby Nell Coefield Smith, Sandra Kay Moore West, Deborah Moore Blue, baby brother Moore and brother Joshua V Coefield. Three husbands in Enoch Wickware Jr., TJ Coleman Jr., and Gregorio Rosas Jr.

She is survived by her sons Dwight Lee Moore, Jerry Eugene Wickware, Edward Low Wickware, and her daughter Monica (Johnie) Charlotte Wickware Marshall Coleman- Kathy Coleman and Brandy Coleman Rosas- Cory Rosas ,Dustin Rosas and all other brothers and sisters. Special daughters Monica Maroquin, Daisy Reyes, and Jade Campbell. Grandchildren, Jackee Wickware, KayLynn Wickware, Jaquan Wickware, Lashondra Ray, LaRissa White, LaMaisha White, Roslyn Moore, Ebony Moore, Bobby Moore, Dontre Wickware, Maliki Hardaway, Tiasia, Glenn, Parker and Peyton Cochran and some not listed, but love the same. Great grandchildren, Lamar, John Wickware, Makayla Hawthorne, Masiah White, Maddox Smith, Maverick, Smith, Maesley Smith, Laila Dory, and some not listed but love the same. A host of nieces and nephews and friends and family and all loved.

Mom was someone who loved everyone. when you came on our house, you were welcome to come to stay to eat. You were a guest in her house and my mom would fix you the best meal ever and you could stay and play dominoes play cards and just enjoy yourself while you were there in her presence. She always gave a helping hand to whoever needed it. She was still firm and she would put that belt on your backside yours and your friends, but most of all she was always loving. She worked at Duck walls, Floydada hospital, Floydada nursing home, SOS and at a time she was just to stay at home mom who did the books for my dads. She loved to go out and enjoy herself shopping, hanging around at the parks and going out to eat her favorite food catfish and the other favorite food was just food. She would greet you every morning with a great smile, a "good morning" with hug and a kiss. She would tell you she loved

you often. She lived her life to the fullest.