Floyd Colang (1950-1980) *30
The grave site of Floyd Colang / Plot 9418627. This memorial website was created in memory of Floyd Colang, 30, born on September 25, 1950 and passed away on December 0, 1980.
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Floyd Kenneth Colang died in a tragic car accident on Christmas Eve, 1980 in Nashville, Tennesee. He is buried in Nashville Tennessee. Floyd was a charismatic, fun loving, and good-natured man. He is still missed by all who knew and loved him. He lit up the room when he walked in. Rest in Peace Brother!