Coral King

She was an inspirational figure, a leader, and a beloved public figure. Coral grew up as one of twelve siblings under the care of her late parents, Ambro and Wynston Wilson. In her early years, she discovered her passion for helping children in need and embarked on a career as a counselor, dedicating herself to finding suitable homes for foster children by matching them with nurturing families.

As she blossomed in her profession, Coral purchased her first home in Dulwich, London, marking a significant milestone in her personal journey. However, her thirst for new experiences led her to the United States at the age of 37, accompanied by her two sons, Jordan and Fabian. It was in America that she met and fell in love with her late husband, Israel King. Together, they created a beautiful daughter named Aaliyah, and their family shared countless cherished memories throughout the years.

Driven by her desire to leave a lasting impact, Coral embarked on a new chapter in America. She spent six years working for a company, where her entrepreneurial spirit thrived. Equipped with a keen mind and determination, she acquired a deep understanding of the company's operations and eventually established her own service centers across the nation. Through this endeavor, she left a remarkable legacy for her children to carry forward.

Never the type to rest, Coral expanded her horizons and ventured into the world of opening a successful barbershop in Avondale, Arizona. Corals hard work will be displayed for eternity. Her dedication and love for her children and family were unwavering, and she cherished them deeply. While Coral is no longer physically with us, her spirit will forever reside in our hearts, just as she will forever hold us close to hers.

Coral King's words of wisdom continue to resonate within us:

"Don't bend, don't break, don't fold, don't panic."

May Coral King's memory be a guiding light for us all.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.olingerchapelhill.com for the KING family.