John M. Coyle

We think of you almost every day. Your smile lit up a room. Our group of friends will never be the same.

We miss you today as much as yesterday. It hasn't gotten any easier not seeing your bight, wonderful smile that light a room.

I will surely miss my friend Jack-we enjoyed many camping trips together and I always looked forward to that morning cup of coffee we shared to that evening cocktail or those fishing trips we took at Kars park. Just an absolute delight of a person whom I admired for not only his many talents but his unwavering commitment to attend to his family. I so admired his playing of the guitar at our gatherings I bought one myself with the hopes of him someday teaching me to play alongside him.

I am sorry to hear about Jack - he was a good Mgr when we worked together he always knew what he wanted and as a admin in the Dept - it was a pleasure to work with him. I shall miss him and always remember him in the best possible way.

My heartfelt condolences go out to the whole Coyle family. Cherished memories of growing up on 3RD Street .

Jack lived his life as we all should. He loved his wife and children, his family and his friends like a man in love with life. It's hard to remember a time without him in our lives. He will be missed more than words can describe.

I went to a private school with Jack and Eddie for 7th and 8th grade. Jack was one of those people who could light up a room when he walked in. The Jack I knew was always smiling and laughing or making a joke. He was liked by so many because of his personality. My heart goes out to Mary and their children. God bless you all. Heaven awaits you my friend. Love Pat Morrissey Gardner

I am so sorry to hear of Jack's passing. Please know that I am here if you need anything.