Leon Coleman was a born and raised in east Baltimore City
and devoted much of his life working to increase the
spiritual, political, social and economic strength of individuals

in the community.

Leon was a certified paralegal and a graduate of
Sojourner-Douglass College. He utilized his talent, knowledge
and skills in Business and Accounting to empowerment

small business owners in Baltimore City and surrounding areas.

Leon believed in paying it forward, by donating his time
writing grants and business plans for entrepreneur's starting
new business as well as helping to expand previously
established businesses.

Leon was a member Baltimore City Chapter of the NAACP
where he volunteered countless administrative hours and
support.

Leon was passionate about economic development for
minorities through business ownership. He founded
several businesses over years, one in particular was in
honor of the Second Chance Act of Congress

which was established to provide community safety
through recidivism prevention for ex-offenders.

Leon helped businesses and individuals to adhere to
the eligibility requirements for the federal grant,
known as the Secon d Chance: "Priso n er reentry
initiative"

Leon wrote on his F acebook Page: "Pol i tics govern the
Laws that govern our l i ves . Never believe that you are
not a part of your Government. "

" We Are The People - and Government was established
for the peop l e . T a ke time to understand your government
and take political action . We have to let our voices

be heard, and respected to help make America an

even better place. "

LEON Lived and Died doing what he loved the most ...

BEING HIMSELF!!!!!