MICHAEL N. KOUFOS

There is an old saying... Gone, but not forgotten! I cannot begin to express how appropriate this saying is to my friendship with Mike. I think of him often, mourning his early passing... Remembering his warm smile and infectious laugh. I had the good fortune to know the whole family and visit Congreve St. often. I frequently reflect on our shared experiences and miss my old friend. In my mind, his memory will be eternal. I hope the readers of my remembrance feel the same! God Rest you... No...

To the Koufos family, My deepest condolences. May you all find peace and comfort in this time of sadness

To Ang and family: I am very sorry that I saw this way late. Angelo, I met your brother a couple times and he seemed like a nice guy. I am hoping the entire family will be okay, as much as death hurts. RIP jim

Angelo, I am very sorry for your loss. Our heart goes out to you and your family. Michael is now with his late father and mother. He is looking over you all from up above. So sorry for your loss.

I didn't know Michael very well, but my brother Michael Coe was a very close friend of Michaels brother Angelo. Our condolences go out to Angelo and his family. Michael is now with his late mother and father and will be looking over you from above. So sorry for your loss. The Coe Family

I've known Mike so long that I cannot remember a time when I didn't know him. Maybe it was Roslindale High, Maybe it was Fallon Field, Maybe it was Dunkin' Donuts, or the Happy Hour.
But from the very beginning, it was an instant connection, a connection that has endured for more than 40 years.
Always with a smile on his face. Always with a joke. Always asking about how I was doing...never complaining about his own troubles.
Most vivid memory of Mike was his selflessness when...