Keith attended Bettendorf High School and Scott Community College. Keith was a free spirit with a unique sense of humor who loved to test people, just to make them laugh. He had a big heart and loved to celebrate on any occasion regardless of how insignificant the moment seemed to be. He had a creative mind that could be seen in his artistic works. He loved his family, especially Liam, whom he treated as his own child. Survivors beside Keith Sr. included: sister Meghan Coleman; brothers Jameson Coleman and Nolan Coleman; nephew Liam Springsteen; maternal grandmother Bernice Martin and paternal grandparents Lawrence and Dorothy Coleman. Preceding was grandfather Donald Martin. Services held June 23rd at Weerts Funeral Home at Kimberly and Jersey Ridge Road in Davenport. Burial was next to his mother. Memorial donations made to Keith Coleman Memorial Fund at Family Credit Union, 3355 Devils Glen Road in Bettendorf.
Keith attended Bettendorf High School and Scott Community College. Keith was a free spirit with a unique sense of humor who loved to test people, just to make them laugh. He had a big heart and loved to celebrate on any occasion regardless of how insignificant the moment seemed to be. He had a creative mind that could be seen in his artistic works. He loved his family, especially Liam, whom he treated as his own child. Survivors beside Keith Sr. included: sister Meghan Coleman; brothers Jameson Coleman and Nolan Coleman; nephew Liam Springsteen; maternal grandmother Bernice Martin and paternal grandparents Lawrence and Dorothy Coleman. Preceding was grandfather Donald Martin. Services held June 23rd at Weerts Funeral Home at Kimberly and Jersey Ridge Road in Davenport. Burial was next to his mother. Memorial donations made to Keith Coleman Memorial Fund at Family Credit Union, 3355 Devils Glen Road in Bettendorf.
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