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Coleman Creed Ledbetter was raised in Waller, Texas, where open fields, horses, and a close-knit family shaped his view of the world. Growing up near his grandparents on a ranch taught him patience and steady discipline. His days alternated between chores, quiet moments outdoors, and simple routines that built strong values. Those early experiences formed the foundation he continues to carry with him.

After graduating from Waller High School in 2021, he started college at Texas Tech and later transferred to South Plains College. He plans to graduate in 2026 and pursue work as an electrician, a path that aligns with his interest in hands-on learning. The trades offer him a practical direction while allowing him to create work with real purpose. Building reliable skills provides both stability and room for personal growth.

Music has been an essential part of Coleman’s life since childhood, when his family often gathered to sing and play guitar together. Those moments helped him discover his voice and inspired him to write songs shaped by his Texas upbringing. His style leans toward country influences, and he has performed in Lubbock at places like Bashas. Writing and singing allow him to share stories tied to the land and people he loves.

When he is not studying or making music, Coleman spends much of his time outdoors. Fishing, hunting, and surfing feel like natural parts of who he is. Growing up in Texas developed his appreciation for wide open spaces, while travels to Costa Rica introduced him to surfing at a young age. His work experience includes construction with Epic Energy and the management of rental properties, which have strengthened his sense of responsibility.

Coleman Ledbetter has also been active in volunteer work, taking part in mission trips and community projects that shaped his view of service. He has worked with UMARMY on home repairs, supported efforts at a women’s shelter, and helped educational programs through Cepia in Costa Rica. As he looks toward the future, he plans to balance his trade career with his music, staying committed to the values of family, effort, and authenticity that have guided him from the start.

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