Max Edward COYLE

Hi, Friend!

This morning Kathy Wallace and I were just speaking about Mr and Mrs Coyle and how there were some of out most favorite teachers from 70 years ago. Hartwell and Woodward. They were devoted to each other. She was very proper and he shown us a stern but friendly smile smile every day. They both impacted our lives so much.

To his family, my warmest sympathies are extended. I too was privileged to have Mr. Coyle as my biology teacher at Woodward. Not my favorite subject, but he always made it interesting. (Thank goodness he didn't know my lab partner dissected my worm for me...thanks Mike D'Angelo.) What I remember the most is what a nice, dedicated teacher he was. I am thankful I had the opportunity of knowing Mr. Coyle and wish there were more teachers like him today.
Gerri Pendleton Steadman
Class of 69

I have such fond memories of having both Mr. & Mrs. Coyle as teachers. Mrs. Coyle at Hartwell Elementary in the 60's and Mr. Coyle at Woodward.
We need more dedicated educators in our world today like these two. My heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Coyle and the family. Sue (Sadler) Mangold '70
(Atlanta, GA)

Such an unforgettable person. Mrs. Coyle was my teacher at Hartwell for my 5th and 6th grade. Even though I did not have Mr. Coyle as a teacher
at Woodward he was still a presence in my everyday life there with his "hi friend" as we passed in the hall between classes. He taught my brother science and my mother drivers ed. I have stayed in touch with them over the years as they both are very special people in my life. Please accept my deepest sympathy.