Tacoma, Washington
Winston F. Coy Colonel Winston F. "Win" Coy died peacefully at the age of 95 in Federal Way, Washington. Born in 1915 in Boston, Massachusetts, he lived in western Washington for most of his long and active life. Win responded to the call of his country during World War II, and was sent to...
Read MoreI'm sorry to hear of Win Coy's passing. He was scout master of troop 108 at Downing Elementry in the '50s. Many of my childhood memories are about the wonderful activities that he ran for the boy scouts.
Mark Neudorfer
July 13, 2010 | Newport, RI
Col Coy was a member of Cascade Flight #22, Order of Daedalians, a faternal order of military pilots. Win actively participated in our flight's activities when he was physically able. The flight offers our deepest sympathy to Win's family and friends. We are going to miss you Win. Volabamas, Volamus (We Flew, We Fly) from all the members of Cascade Flight #22, Order of Daedalians.
Cascade Flight #22 Order of Daedalians
July 06, 2010 | McChord Field, WA
My condolences. Win was a true patriot. I knew him through the Order of Daedalians, & we saw each other at 4th of July parties at Myron Doxon's home in NE Tacoma. God bless you Win. We will miss your wit & wisdom.
Bill Vetters [email protected]
Gig Harbor, Washington
July 06, 2010
I'm sorry to hear about the passing of Colonel Coy. I remember all the great time at his hous when I was hanging out with Dana. Col. Coy was always there to help us do what ever. I still remember Dana and I planning to travel from Tacoma to New Your on Honda 50 motorcycles. We did finally come to our senses and realized that it would be better on a honda 90. We never did make the trip but Col. Coy got a big charge out of it. To the coys I hope all is with you RIP Col. Coy Thanks for the great...
Phi Anderson
July 04, 2010 | Longview, WA
