Judith Haddad Coleman

Judith Haddad Coleman, age 84, of Franklin, Tennessee and formerly of Lebanon, Tennessee. She was born on November 11, 1935 to the late, Stephen Porter and Ruth Mae Rose James. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her spouses, George I. Haddad and James W. Coleman; siblings, Hugh James, Shirley J. Mehl and Alice J. Meyer. Judith attended American University of Beirut and graduated from Vanderbilt University. She worked as an Oncology nurse for Vanderbilt Hospital for many years. She was a longtime member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Lebanon, TN where she served many years as president of CPW(Cumberland Pres. Women's group), a member of the Fidelis Sunday School Class, Vacation Bible School, Bridge Club and Book Club. She is survived by her children, Sharon A. (Ben) Thacker of Woodstock, GA, Teressa M. (Tony) Wolf of Franklin, TN, Helen R. (Kevin) Jones of Nashville, TN, Michael G. (Linda) Haddad of Brentwood, TN and Leilah J. Haddad of Fairfax,VA; Grandchildren, David G. Howell of Marietta, GA, Leila M. George of Franklin, TN, Julia A. Jones, of Nashville, TN, Jaden M. Jones of Nashville, TN, John Michael Haddad of Brentwood, TN and Jacob I. Haddad of Brentwood, TN; Great-Grandchildren, Virginia S. George of Franklin, TN, Eleanor R. George of Franklin, TN and Gregory A. George of Franklin, TN. Pallbearers: Ben J. Thacker, David G. Howell, Mark A. "Tony" Wolf, Jeffery A. George, J. Kevin Jones, Michael G. Haddad, John Michael Haddad and Jacob I. Haddad. Due to outbreak of the Coronavirus the family requests that social distancing be observed and face coverings are required for attendance to visitation. Please keep visiting brief to allow others to visit, as a maximum of twenty-five is all that is allowed. A gathering of family and friends will be held on Saturday, July 25, 2020 from one o'clock in the afternoon until two o'clock in the afternoon. A family only private Celebration of Life Service will be broadcast live on Facebook @WoodlawnRoesch at two o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, July 25, 2020. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be given, in honor of Judith, to the American Cancer Society.