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On Thursday, September 14, 2023, Lawrence Kincaid Coleman departed this life at the Goochland Rehabilitation Center.  He was the son of Theresa Coleman and the grandson of Lawrence and Wilma Coleman. He was born in Richmond, Virginia on September 12,1977.

Kincaid was a baptized member of the Watch Tower Baptist Church, in Buckner, Virginia. He graduated from Louisa County High School, in Mineral, Virginia.

He enjoyed spending time with his grandparents, watching television, listening to music, and going on outings with his family. Some of his favorite television shows were Wheel of Fortune, Price is Right, Sponge Bob, and Tom and Jerry.

With sincere loving affection, his mom called him "Pumme". He was a loving son, grandson, nephew, cousin, and he will be forever remembered by his family and friends.

Kincaid is survived by two aunts, Jewel Mason of Keswick, Virginia, and one aunt who served as a second mom, Whitney Coleman of Mineral, Virginia; two first cousins, André William Mason (Rhonda) of Richmond, Virginia, and Janelle Crystal Mason of Greensboro, North Carolina; one second cousin, Olivia Lauren Mason of Richmond, Virginia.  He is also survived by two great aunts, Clineth Graves (Ernest, Sr.), Fredricks Hall, Virginia, and Madeline Mickens (Raphael), Landover, Maryland; three great uncles, Morris Johnson, Maryland, Kenneth Johnson (Eavon), Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and Julian "Carol" Johnson, Buckner, Virginia. God sisters Gloria Coleman and Debbie French (Wilbert). God brothers John Lee and Alonzo Coleman (Florence). Also, one special cousin, Dawn Coleman, Buckner, Virginia, extended family, friends, and his devoted neighbors, the Carters, the Hartleys, the Proctors, Jake, and Chris Woodson.

We would like to extend a special thank you for your servitude, acts of kindness and care to Truist Bank staff in Mineral, Virginia, Mineral Rescue Squad, and Mrs. Grace Cater, Buckner, Virginia.

Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy way acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5-6, King James Version (KJV)