What Happened To Dorothy Coleman? TX Women died In Car Accident
Just recently we came across the tragic news that a student of Tarleton State University named Dorothy Coleman lost her life in an accident. The deceased of the accident was identified as Dorothy Coleman, a resident of Dallas, Texas. Currently, the whole community of Tarleton State University is mourning her demise. Reports stated that Dorothy Coleman lost her life right after meeting an accident on Sunday, April 23, 2023. Since this story surfaced on the internet, it has been buzzing across and making headlines on every news channel. What were the circumstances surrounding Dorothy Coleman’s car accident? As a result, people have started asking questions about it. Later in the column, we have responded to every imperative question and shed light on relative aspects. Readers are asked to stick with this page and follow it till the last line. Scroll down the page.
Dorothy Coleman Car Accident
Talking about the cause of death of Dorothy Coleman, she must have died from the impact of the accident in which she incurred fatal injuries. However, it is still unclear whether the Tarleton State University student was taken to the hospital after the accident or she was pronounced dead at the scene. An investigation has been started by the authorities and officers must be looking into the matter to figure out what led to the crash. Currently, it is not clear what were the circumstances surrounding Dorothy Coleman’s accident. Read below the details shared by the authorities after the preliminary investigation.
The authorities stated that the accident tragically happened on Peavy Road near Bryan Adams High School at around 5:30 am. Furthermore, it was a single-vehicle accident but it is still not known what led to the crash. After hearing of Dorothy’s demise, a family person said, “Dorothy Coleman you were one of the coolest people I know. God truly gained an angel this time around. Lord, please keep and strengthen her parents and siblings doing this time of grief. Be a comfort to her family and many friends. In your prayer time today please say the Coleman Family name”
Jammie Hinson who was very close to Dorothy said rest in peace Dorothy Coleman, 3rd grade was when we met and you always left an impression on me 14+ years later! I’m so sorry you had to go, thankful I got to know you at a very important age in my life. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.