Freestone County, Texas
Obituaries

Mrs. Pinkie Lee Green

The Angelic Hosts came for Mrs. Pinkie Lee Green, 83, on Saturday, February 8, 
2014 in the Fairfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Fairfield, Texas 
among loving family and devoted friends. Funeral Services were at 11:00 AM on 
Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 700 IH 45, 
Fairfield, Texas with Rev. Michael Daniels, Pastor, True Vine DOXA Center, 
officiating and Rev. C. W. Anderson serving as eulogist. Interment followed at 
Pine Top Cemetery in Oakwood, Texas.  

Pinkie Lee Green was the fourth child born to T.J. Turner and Dollie Gibson 
Turner on March 27, 1930 in the Butler Community of Freestone County, Texas 
where she grew up and attended the public schools. She was baptized in the Youngs 
Mills Church at an early age.

Pinkie was married Paul Coleman and Arnestia “Ted” Green.

She was employed by the Fairfield Hospital and retired from Mexia State School 
in 1989. Mrs. Green held membership in Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church where 
she sang in the choir and was involved in Sunday School.

Pinkie had a passion for fishing from sun up to sun down. She will best be
remembered for saying exactly what was on her mind.
 
She was preceded in death by: her parents; 4 brothers: Elbert Turner, T. J. 
Turner, Jr., Leon Turner, and Marvin Turner; her husbands; and her daughter: 
Pauline Coleman.   

Those left to cherish her memory most are: her daughters: Glenda Coleman, 
Fairfield, TX; Kathy Elaine Coleman and husband Ervin, Plano, TX; and Lashun 
Randle and husband Keith, Fairfield, TX; her sisters: Effie Davis, Fairfield, 
TX; Lela Haynes and husband Willie, and Margie Mims, all of Dallas, TX; Gloria 
Blair and husband Rev. Wendell Blair, Dallas, TX; her aunt: Laura Woodard, 
Dallas, TX; her uncle: Berry Allen and wife Lillian, Dallas, TX; her 
grandchildren: Marcus O’Brien Shed and wife Tasha, and Gregory Sean Randle; her 
great grandchildren: Mylan Shed, Mychal Shed, Noah Shed, and Brendyn Shed; her 
pets: her dogs, Benji, Missy, and Skip; and her cat, Blackie; and a host of 
family and friends.

Moore’s Angelic Funeral Home will serve the family of Mrs. Pinkie Lee Green.