Chester Cocozza

I work at Wells Fargo and must say that it was a complete honor getting to know Mr Cocozza over the past 5 1/2 years. He always came in with a big smile that would brighten everyone's day. He will be truly missed!

Dear Norine and Family
Please accept our condolences. We Will miss his warm smile and caring personality. Many thanks to Norine and Chester for welcoming us into Building #9. It's not the same without you, Chester. God Bless You
Angelo and Diane

Norine and Family,
Was just notified of Chester's passing.
Our most heartfelt condolences go out to your entire family. We remember Chester as a clever and fun loving man. My memories of Chester go back to the 50's when he and my brother were sitting at our kitchen table having my mother's home cooked meal. Fast forward three decades we find Chester as one of the most influential labor leaders with inside the International Typographical Union and his home local, Chicago Typographical...

Dear Cocozza Family -- I am very sorry for your loss. I worked with Chet at the Tribune for a dozen years or more, and was a regular golf partner with him and the late John Blais at Salt Creek -- his affection for playing nine holes existed up north too. Please accept my condolences. -- Mike Esposito

I worked with Chester at the Tribune for several years. He was a great mentor and always had a smile on his face and a great story to tell. He will be missed by many. God Bless him and his family.
- W. Jerosky

God Bless.

He alone was responsible for starting the men s 9 hole league against some opposition I love him telling the story basing it on his strong union & labour background in Chicago
For those of us new into golf &/or not very good yet, the 9 hole league is great
thanks Chester

Dear Norine & Family, So sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts & prayers. Love Marie & Chuck Majewski (Bassi's)

We will miss The Mayor 'a smiling face!
Our prayers & sympathy are with Norine & family. Paul & Terry M.