Paul F. Cooney

I reported to Paul in June of 1971on the I-90, Lark-Dove project. This was inspecting about 5 miles of I-90 from the Patroon Island Bridge to Everett Road. Paul was deputy to Jim White, the Resident Engineer. He was an inspiration to work with and I am glad to read that he had a distinguished career.

Dear Phyllis, I love you! What a beautiful journey the two of you shared. Beth Perry

Dear Mrs. Cooney, Pat and Kathleen, I'm so very sorry for the loss of your husband and dad. He was a wonderful man. I'm glad I was able to enjoy his friendship during my high school years. Please contact me if you need anything. Chris Van Amburgh

Dearest Cooney Family, Mr Cooney was always so welcoming when I visited Kate at her house. He always made us laugh. As someone else said here, he always had a sunny and tall presence. Always had the best stories. Hugs to Kate, Mrs Cooney and Patrick.

holding you in my prayers, phyllis and family. appreciated paul's warmth and humor. rest in peace.

Dear Phyllis, Patrick, and Kathleen, I am so sorry for your loss. Your father was such a good man who touched the hearts of many. His legacy will leave an indelible impression on innumerable people in the community and country. God bless you all.

Mrs. Cooney, Patrick, and Kathleen, My deepest condolences to all of you. As a child, I remember him fondly as a kind man with a very tall presence. I'm very sorry for your loss, Tracy Duffy

Kate and the whole Cooney family, Sad news about Paul. He was always a calming and supportive influence around the Bishop Maginn family. I will be thinking of your family during this difficult time.

R.I.P. Dear Sir. I am very Impressed with all your accomplishments. You truly deserve your rest, you have the Lord by your side now.