Deborah Ann Young, the daughter of Charlie L. Coleman and Jacqueline Goodwin, was born on Saturday, September 27, 1958 in Orlando. She was educated in the Clay County School District. Deborah was employed as a housekeeper with Rosewood Health & Rehabilitation Center for six years. She was formerly affiliated with the Hawthorne Seventh-day Adventist Church. Deborah enjoyed watching movies on Netflix.

Deborah Ann Young entered the sunset of life on Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at her Orlando residence.

She leaves to cherish her memories: parents, Charlie and Jacqueline Coleman, Green Cove Springs; daughters, Chaneese L. Young, KaSheina C. Andrews; 5 grandchildren, Trinity Wilson, Tiana Wilson, Randy Parciael, Destiny Parciael, Angela Hamilton, all of Orlando; brothers, Antonio D. (Tonya) Coleman; Brian D. (Carmen) Coleman, both of Green Cove Springs; sisters, Pamela (Willie C.) Hampshire, Green Cove Springs; Monique (Terry) Coleman-Harris, Fleming Island; uncles, Richard (Pamela) Coleman, St. Petersburg; Pastor James (Pete) Mack, Monticello; Henry (Shirley) Coleman, Pier Station; Robert (Sonya) Glover, Orlando; Bruce Glover, Orlando, and Gregory Glover, Daytona Beach; aunts, Alberta Nixon, Orlando; Alease Tisdale, Orlando; Pinky Huggins, Green Cove Springs; Viola Detwyler, Green Cove Springs; and Mary J. Coleman, Pier Station, Shirley Coleman, St. Petersburg and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and coworkers.

Celebration of Deborah's Life: 11 a.m., Saturday, July 29, at Congregational Holiness Church, 2079 SR 16 W, Green Cove Springs, Reverend Ronnie Surrency, Pastor. Reverend Robert L. Wright, Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, is the eulogist.