Coleman Mitchell Pierce was born May 29, 1995, in Amarillo, TX and is the oldest son of Larry and Melissa Pierce. He went to his heavenly home on January 6, 2023, at the age of 27 in Birmingham, Alabama. As a young person he lived with his family in the Pasadena Area and attended Deer Park schools. He participated in many activities and was a member of the Deer Park High School varsity swim team. Cole asked the Lord into his life at an early age and was very active in the First Baptist Church of Pasadena. As a youth, he participated in many mission trips, and never missed a breaking free weekend.

Cole graduated high school in 2013 and then attended San Jacinto College. Later he went to the University of Houston Clear Lake, where he received 90 hours towards his Bachelor of Science in communications. Cole enjoyed working at many jobs at an early age and excelled every place he was employed. He was especially excited about his most recent employment with the Perry's Steak House Corporation as a manager at the Bay Brook location. Cole was transferred with Perry's to Birmingham in April of 2022, where he continued his career in restaurant management.

Cole was loved by everyone and cherished his beloved family and friends. To know Cole was to love him. He never missed an opportunity to tell people he loved them and how proud he was of them. He celebrated their successes and supported them in their hard times. Cole lived his life to the fullest and found happiness and enjoyment in the smallest things.

He loved his family deeply and never wanted to miss a chance to be with them. Cole is survived by his parents Larry and Melissa Pierce, Sister Samantha Davis and husband Matthew Davis, sister Taylor Pierce and Brother Tyler Pierce and fiancé Samantha Gaspard. His Uncle Malcolm Hawkins and Aunt Tonya and cousins Jack, Annie, Emily, and Austin, and many close friends he considered family.

He is preceded in death by his beloved grandparents, and we take great comfort in knowing he is in heaven with them, having the best reunion. He was especially close to this grandmother, and will be buried at her feet in Kirbyville, TX. Cole never stopped living life to its fullest. He loved his friends and family until he transitioned to the arms of Jesus. Cole had a purpose to bring joy, hope and love to everyone he encountered. He had a short 27 years but impacted many lives and lived more in those years than most people live in 5 lifetimes.

The service will be held at First Baptist Church Pasadena, Friday, January 20, at 11:00am., interment will be privately held in Kirbyville, Texas.