Birth date: May 29, 2004 Death date: Sep 7, 2020
Trinity Joy “TT” Coulter, 16, unexpectedly went home to be with Jesus on Monday, September 7, 2020. Born in Fort Wayne, she is the daughter of Nathan and Tabatha (Motter) Coulter, who survive. She was an active member of Crossbrid Read Obituary
Dear TT,
Our little superhero loving, hotwheels playing little tom boy, you were Mr. John and I's princess. We always loved being able to care for you and Addy in your parent's absence. We loved you as our own daughter and knew you loved us too. I cannot believe you are gone but I know Jesus has you in his arms. I loved having you in nursery, teaching you in Sunday school, and Awana. It was my great privledge! Thank you for always showing Jesus' love to everyone you met. There are many adults that could learn from your example. You were a wonderful daughter, "adopted daughter" to us, sister, and friend. I loved watching the horses and you with them, your kindness and love for them shone through as well. You loved everyone you knew and loved them well. No matter how long or short our time apart had been, you always ran to give a big, giant hug, I always knew when I had received a TT hug. It was a child's love like only the love of Josh can compare too. Josh will miss hanging out with you, he really thought of you as his little sister. We always teased him that he would marry you some day. I am beyond sad for your mom "my sissy", dad, Addy and your whole family. I will continue to check in and care for your parents as best I can with love and prayers. You will forever be our Princess TT. We love you so much.
Ms. Stephanie and Mr. John
Rest In Heaven sweet Angel...
I am so very, very sorry for the great loss to our families of the lovely little Trinity. I am a great aunt and remember her second year birthday party. What a pretty little 2 year old to love and maybe get to hold. She is now in the welcoming arms of her Savior and will be watching for you to join her there. Great Aunt Lorene Wiley
Trinity and I had gym together my freshman year. I was always in awe of how much effort she put in, how good she was at everything we did, and how much she tried to boost the other girls spirits when they felt they couldn’t finish. There wasn’t a day when she wasn’t smiling and trying her best. She will be very missed. Praying for her family
I had the pleasure of having Trinity in art class for both 7th and 8th grade. I still have an awesome drawing of Yoda that she drew for me years ago. I always missed having her in class when she went on to high school but was excited to still be able to see her during my bus duty in the mornings. She never walked by without waving and saying hello and I loved when she would show me her most recent drawings she had done as a high school student. I remember when she was in 8th grade, she was having difficulty carrying her binder so I made a strap out of key rings and fabric and we just laughed and laughed at all of the odd materials and tools I was using to make it. It brought me joy to be able to help her out and create a fun memory that we still laughed about long after I had her in class. Her eagerness to learn and constant drive to succeed was inspiring. She was a teacher's dream student---always positive, always prepared, and always motivated to tackle the challenges she was given. I will truly miss the conversations we had and the laughs we shared and I am heartbroken over her passing. Sending love and prayers to her family during this painful time.
Miss Maroney
Trinity and Addison were both in my Sunday School Class at New Horizons Fellowship.
Trinity loved Addison so much, and even though they were different in age, they both
loved the class so much that they stayed together. I remember Trinity and how she
loved those Bible stories! She taught Addison to love them too. Every time I would
see Trinity, I would smile and marvel at how she was changing from the little girl
to a sweet teenager. Nathan, Tabatha and Addison, I am so very sorry for your
huge loss.
Miss Karen (Gick), New Horizons Fellowship
We are so very sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family and friends. You are in our thoughts and prayers. John and Carma Link
Trinity was the light that shined so that others could see their way. She never complained, she only found solutions to make things better for others! My condolences go out to all family members and may you find comfort as time goes on knowing that Trinity has blessed so many people now and forever.
