Michael E. Kocor

I met Mike at Fort Monmouth in 1968 when we both entered the US Army Signal School - we both went to Vietnam, me to Saigon and Mike to Pleiku. Mike was my youngest daughter's God Father. I will miss him a lot. RIP Mike.

In loving memory of a great guy and Nephew Mike. I will love you and miss you always. You are missed by so many. God bless you. Aunt Denise, California My condolences to Patti and family and sister Toni and family. I pray for God to give you strength and He will.

Matt and Elena, I am so sorry for the loss of your Uncle. I would like to extend my condolences to the entire family. RIP Michael. Martha

Michael was a kind and respectful gentleman that was loved by his family. God Bless him

People come into our lives and walk with us a mile Then because of circumstance they only stay awhile They serve a need within the time that moves so quickly by And then are gone beyond our reach We often wonder why God only know the reasons why we meet and share a smile When people come into our lives and walk with us a mile. Many hugs Patty. xo xo xo Sheila and Michael Sparks

My husband, Doug, worked with Mike at DCAS. He thought so much of him. We did spend our 50th anniversary at St John, which Michael recommended. So sorry for your loss.

Mike was the best neighbor anyone could ever hope for along with his most loving wife Patty. We will always remember our most memorable time in St John and our lunch at Miss Lucy´s. Diane and I loved Mike and Patty. May you RIP Mike. The neighborhood will not be the same without you.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.RIP COUSINGlen and Debby

Sorry to hear of Mike's death. We were good friends at Chicopee High School... Walter Krzeminski, Chicopee High School Class of 1966