Verjenia "Gina" (Coleman) Hall

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith, 2 Timothy 2:4

Ms. Verjenia (Gina) Coleman was born September 15, 1948 into the loving and Christian home of Connie and Lizzie Clifton Coleman of Bailey, NC. She was welcomed by her siblings Hilda Ray (Pete); Bobby Jean, Collie and Harold Coleman. She joined First Baptist of Bailey, NC where she flourished. She spent the majority of her young life around the home helping or watching her siblings with the various chores that were a part of their daily living. She attended Bailey and South Nash elementary schools and on to Spaulding High School where she loved acting, in plays and other activities in May 1966.

After high school, as most high schoolers pondered, what now, college or what to do! She finally determined that the Job Corp was for her and in her pursuit, she decided on that vocation and in doing do, she found travel to be of great benefit for her. She loved crafting and plays.

She traveled to different parts of the mid west, in that, she met the love of her life in Fred Love. She was content, got married and made a home life in Freeport, IL. Verjenia and Fred welcomed two boys into their lives, Fred Jr., and Edward

She was employed with Honeywell and shortly thereafter, tragedy struck in the sickness and passing of her love, Fred Love. She continued with the children, seeing them through their various activities. She was also employed with the school system of Freeport.

She joined Mt Carmel Missionary Baptist Church, where she met Jesse Hall Jr. They later married on July 8, 1989.

Verjenia is preceded in death by her parents; brothers Collie Coleman and Harold Coleman.

Precious memories will be enjoyed by her sons, Frederick (Celeste) Love, Machesney Park, IL; Edward Love, Freeport, IL; Sisters Hilda Ray Hector ,Knightdale, NC; Bobby Jean Coleman, Dover NJ/Woodbridge, VA; sisters-in-law, Anne Hill Coleman, Laurinburg, NC; Marvene Mack Coleman, York, SC; Charlene (Willie) Graham, Freeport, IL; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, associates.

Remember Me

Remember me when flowers bloom

In the early spring.

Remember me on sunny days, In the fun that summer brings.

Remember me in the fall,

As you walk through the leaves of gold.

And in the wintertime remember me

In the stories that are told.

But most of all remember each day

Right from the start.

I will be forever near

Pallbearers for Mrs. Hall's service 

Derek Wade, Jermaine Graham, Simone Offard, Marvin Monroe Sr., Richard Anderson, & Elliott Hawthorne 

Honorary Pallbearers

Marqwan Monroe & Camron Jordan