Florence Coaxum

A lasting friendship! I needed to express my feelings of losing a friend I grew up with and came of age with. User Maybe you can help me to elaborate on my thoughts. I lost my childhood friend recently. We remained friends throughout the years. We have so much history as friends, and the history that was around us as we grew up and became adults.  I have been doing the same thing my mind remembering so much, we did alot. So many memories. Like mountains full of life and adventure. I am still in the process of recalling, so much to recall. You and Florence my best friends forever. Both of you so eager to navigate thru life and enjoying the best that life offered.  You and Florence so different from people I know today. We grew up and came of age in an interesting time that nurtured us.  I remember so much, and so much to cherish.  I told Ethleen the other day that we went into the world, took on the world. We grew. We discovered. We did not feel or think like black pe...

You I have started a blog for Florence Coaxum. She passed away in November of 2023. A blog so that was written up about Florence's life will be documented. She was an inspiration to many. She got a B.A. degree. She had a law degree. She became a psychotherapist and a clinical social worker. She started her own practice. I want to start a blog for family, friends, and people who knew her to add input. Like an oral history to share, and add content about what they remember and Florence's amazing life journey. Creating a blog to honor Florence Coaxum sounds like a beautiful tribute. You could start by gathering memories, anecdotes, and reflections from family, friends, colleagues, and anyone who knew her. Encourage them to share stories about her life, her accomplishments, and the impact she had on those around her. Consider including photos, videos, and other memorabilia to enrich the content. Providing a platform for people to contribute their memories will help create a c...