“It’s not the big things that I miss— The small things are what get you the most. I’ve been locked up for 23 years and counting.
23 years and counting that have been lost.”
- Ronnie
View the Letter from RC and listen here.
WHere IS RONNIE?
Ronald Coleman Jr. is sentenced to two life sentences plus 65 years for a murder case that he was not involved in. Ronnie is currently incarcerated at Calhoun State Prison in Morgan, Georgia, and has been incarcerated for 22 years. This project is dedicated to getting Ronnie and his co-defendant Carl Coleman’s case back up for review.
This project is dedicated to bringing them home.
WE WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE, HOLD SPACE, AND OFFER SUPPORT TO THE FAMILY OF THE PERSON THAT WAS KILLED.
AS WE UNDERSTAND THAT REOPENING THIS CASE MIGHT BE DIFFICULT FOR THE FAMILY, WE ARE DIRECTLY AVAILABLE FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CONCERNS, AND SUPPORT VIA EMAIL AT:
GENERAL@UNCLERONNIESROOM.COM
WORDS FROM HIS FAMILY:
“Ronnie always made sure his sisters were ok. Ronnie was always there for anyone… If you don't have a brother like Ronnie that hypes you up, get a new one!”
— Dana Coleman-Wilkerson (Ronnie’s Sister)
“He learned, ‘you're welcome’ very early in life; so early that it came out as ‘welta’. So, when I thanked him for something, he'd say ‘welts dottie’.”
— Brenda Coleman (Ronnie's Mother)
“A musician... An athlete... A businessman... An innovator... A connector of people. That was and will always be my brother… With all the charm, beauty, and charisma that made others want to be in his presence… To know him is to love him and long to be loved by him.”
— Dianna Coleman (Ronnie’s Sister)
“I miss hanging out with my brother. I wish my brother was here with me. I love my brother. I miss talking to my brother. I miss playing video games with my brother. We were so happy. I miss him.”
— Monika Coleman (Ronnie’s Sister)
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