Longtime Inglewood Planning Commissioner Succumbs to Illness
Longtime Inglewood Planning Commissioner Terry Leroy Coleman has succumbed to an unknown illness.
Coleman was a former police officer serving in the Los Angeles Airport Police Department.
He was appointed to the planning commission by District 4 Councilman Ralph Franklin where he served as Vice-Chair.
His illness caused him to miss a key planning commission meeting, in June, to vote on an environment impact report related to the proposed Clippers arena.
Related: Inglewood councilman plans public explanation for Planning Commissioner absence
He would officially retire from the commission in July.
He leaves behind family and friends with final services unknown at this time.
RIP Mr. TLC🙏🕉
One of the nicest most genuine person I have ever met. Truly a loss.
Dear Terry, all of us at Birds & More will miss you. We know you are safe and in God’s hands.
You and Data will be forever in our hearts!
Karen Allen
Terry LéRoy Coleman My heart is broken.You fought hard. God has you in his keeping, I have you in my heart.Your memory is my keepsake.
You will be truly missed by all who knew and loved you. Rest in peace.
Terry Leroy Coleman, my dear friend. You fought hard you are now with your Mom and Son. In Gods everlasting arms rest in heaven. You will be missed by so many that loved you. He was a very special person in so many ways. Always in my beart💔❤️😩
wonderful person so caring and kind
Terry was a wonderful friend. He was faithful in caring for his mother. For us who remain,
May you find comfort and peace in reading John 14, New Testament.
May you RIP🙏