Rocco V. Coyne

Rocco cerro

Daddy~

I miss you. A year ago today I realized I would never hear your voice again or see your smile. I only hope you know how much I love you and most of all miss you. Thank you for sending me Baby Rocco, I know when he arrives he will fill part of my heart that was left empty by your death....

Daddy,

It's been almost a year now, and I still can't believe this happened. I miss you so much. You'll always be with me in my heart. I love you forever.

Happy Fathers Day....I miss you and love you so much....

Dad~
I miss you so much. It feels like you just left me yesterday. I only hope you have a better plan for all of us, because right now its really hard to keep putting one foot in front of the other. I love you so much and each morning I look in your room and wish you were there, but I know you are at peace now.

Dear Family, Ijust found out and feel terrible. I remember Rocco as a great kid and someone who loved his family very much. he was always kind to all of the neighbors that lived in the building where he grew up I hope that you all find some comfort in knowing how well thought of he was.

Dear Michelle, James and family,

I just found out about Rocco, and am crushed. I can still remember him clumping down the stairs at 4am to go to his hockey practice. Elisa, Michael(also passed away 6 yrs ago) and Joel grew up with all of you and my son Jamie used to play with James and went to MPB with him for a year before we moved.

Michelle and family, I know its a while since he passed away, but I hope this message gets to you, because I sincerely mourn his...

With my deepest sympathy.....peace to your families at this time.

Kelly Cody Darmetko (loving relative of the Coyne Family)

To the Coyne family,
My deepest sympathies to you on your loss. I am a friend of Rocco's from CYO days. Although I have not lived in HP for quite some time, I do visit on occasion. I often thought of Rocco and the group, particularly when I drove down River street on my way to the square. We spent many Sunday evenings bowling at Rons then heading to McD's afterward.
Rocco was a good kid, and, no doubt a great Dad too.

With deepest sympathy,
Ron Conti