Beloved Teacher Angela Coleman Passes Away Suddenly
Angela Coleman, a respected Spanish teacher at Mount Paran Christian School in Kennesaw, Georgia, died suddenly at age 51. Her death followed unexpected complications from the flu.
Sudden Loss Shocks School Community
Coleman taught Spanish at the school for nearly 15 years. She brought energy and passion to the classroom and built strong bonds with students and colleagues.
On the day news broke, the school closed its high school campus so students and staff could begin to grieve together.
Impact Beyond the Classroom
Teachers and students remember Coleman as more than an instructor. She led mission trips to Peru and inspired many learners to pursue Spanish and travel.
Former students described her as a mentor and friend. One said she wasn’t just a teacher; she genuinely cared for her students and stayed in touch long after graduation.
School Honors Her Memory
School officials praised Coleman’s deep commitment to her faith, her work, and her students. They said she served with humility and joy.
A celebration of life service will be held to honor her legacy and the many lives she touched.
Community Mourns
Friends and families in the Metro Atlanta area expressed shock and sadness. Many said it felt unreal that someone so active and beloved could be gone so quickly.
Counselors and pastors are available at the school for anyone who needs support during this difficult time.
