Hey popop its me Kiernan It has been a while since ive sent another one of these Im going to 7th grade and i going to try out for the baseball team. I got a girls number im also goin for the track team. we got your tackle box and we going to open it at one point when evry oe is here barden rowan declan mom dad. by the way Declan is in the army national gaurd and him and hi s girlfriend are doin good. Braden has a girlfriend and has been going to the gym he short but strong. rowan is doing football him and Braden will be playing together next year. I have been home hangin out with my rents, ive been leraning how to ripstick is basically a 2 wheeled skateboard, we went camping for the fourth of july at robinhill and i cought 4 fish one fish it think was a bass then a catfish that napped my line with my dads lure on the line i thought i was done for but he was cool about it then i cought a large mouth bass after that i cought my dads lure back by getting cought on the line with my hook. i also made new frined and got there numbers. overall it been good. Nana is a reble shes doin good she has a bid feeder in the bush even thought shes not supposed to. I have ypur mr coleman assitant vice president plack from the bank. I have your toy cap gun from when you were a kid that thing is acient but it works and its fun to play with. popop its been fun being with you and i miss the days of yur panckases dont tell my dad but his were always burnt and yours were chefs kiss pancakes. overall everyone is good

Hey Popop, It's me Kiernan Campbell, I am sad our gone but we are all happy your not in pain anymore. Nana is ok and the cats are doing well how is Freddy Fluf? Your farm is still there and the house Nana still lives there but she is thinking of moving to a smaller place. Rowan is in 7th grade, Braden is in 10th or 11th, Declan is in the Army National Guard but he is home right now with Sadie his girlfriend. Your daughter is ok and so are the grand kids, along with Aunt Jill, Uncle Jason, Wiston and Jasper. Lulu is calm, Ripley is still slobbering. Tom is in a sling he tore his rotator cuff fighting a fire, it was a 1 inch tear. We love you Popop, we all miss you but on your birthday we still go woohoo to celebrate you and you time of life

hi poppop its me Kiernan i remember the time when i always used to ask to go up in the hay mow when we were finished feeding the shop cats i still remember Abby and Getta. and i still remember the days when we used to let the horses in and i had to stand behind a gate you always used to say so that they didn't stomp on me and crush e like a sack of potato's. i still remember me swinging on the rope. i loved the tractors and the cats and by the way the cats still come to eat. Im happy your in a better place. in loving memory

Jason. I just found out about your dad's passing. So sorry for your loss. You and your family will be in my prayers as you go through the grieving process of this loss. Your dad was a good man and remember all the good times spent with him. I always admired your dad. I dealt with him for many years on the banking side and then on the Watershed Ag Council. Bill always spoke his mind and normally would bring common sense and reason to whatever the situation was.

John Cook

Delhi

Barb, Jason, Carrie and families,

I have many fond memories of Bill, growing up, as a neighbor and always being a part of Hobart. He would always have a smile on his face, and a “Hey Johnny”, when I would see him! Bill will always be remembered. Please accept our sympathy.

RIP Billard

John Migli snd family

So very sad to hear this! He was an amazing man!! He taught me so very much in my younger years. Since we lived next door, I was always down at the farm after school, The first person to really teach me about horses and riding, having faith and patience all the while encouraging me in every way. From caring for the horses to taking me along on wagon rides with throught bloomville and east meridith. He had a love for halflingers. He had 2 appaloosa horses, one for each of his children, sprit and cricket. Cricket was the very first horse I got to ride on, all by myself, as he put her on me for the first time, he told me to just walk her around the back yard, but... me being me, fearless and in love with horses, I immediately took off on a trot, which pleased but scared him at the same time. That's when he taught me patience around horses, slow amd steady wins the race. From there on, I was hooked.

Mr. Coleman, you are missed by so many, my condolences are with the family. RIP to a great man and a great mentor!!

Very sorry to hear of Bill's death. We had many good years as fellow bankers and. Rotarians. I can't make the memorial services. In rehab following surgery in Florida, but my thoughts will be with the community as Bill's life is celebrated.

My sympathy to the family. Bill was a great asset to the farming community. Most recently when I needed a part for my old Farmall, Bill got me headed in the right direction.

I always loved horses and Bill took me up to the pasture to "meet" Abby, his sweet, gentle beloved Belgian. I saw the bond they shared when she greeted Bill--lovingly nuzzling him and showed how happy she was to see her person. Bill was a kind man who will be remembered as a friend to all- people and other of God's creatures.

Bill was a great encouragement to me when I moved here in 1977. Always a smile and handshake. God bless his memory to the family and friends.

I will always remember when Bill was the president of the Hobart Bank and I would call and say Uncle Bill i need some money! He would say well come on over and sign your life away! But I will always remember him as a good friend and how he will be missed in the Village of Hobart by all! My thoughts and deepest prayers go out to his family! And all His Hobart Family will miss him deeply! RIP Bill

Bill was a mentor and friend to so many. I am so grateful for his friendship and guidance. My heartfelt sympathy to his family. He made a difference.

I always think of Mr. Coleman and smile. Such wonderful memories of a good man. May your memories bring you peace and love.

So sorry for your Loss

Lynn and Lauren Bailey

Our deepest condolences to the Coleman family on the loss of Bill...Often Bill would let my husband "borrow" a tractor and wagon to drive in a local parade. I worked at The Hearthstone in Hobart as the activity director and Bill would lend us the tractor & wagon to carry some of our residents in the parade. My husband loved Bill's tractor's as it reminded him of growing up on the farm . Bill was a kind man and he will be greatly missed.

- Dave & Dixie Sperbeck

Stamford, NY

I will never forget the Quickway coffee crew with Bill Coleman, Bill Briggs, My Dad (Martin Temple) and a few other old timers. What a great way to start a day! Those guys were always cutting up and pulling pranks on each other. Kept me laughing! Thanks for all of the great memories.

Our prayers are with the family. Great man.

Ted and Joyce Kosier