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Andrew Coyle Obituary
11/11/1981 - 02/06/2020
Andrew James Coyle born in Hinsdale, Illinois and died at the age of 38 while vacationing in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Andy lived in Denver for 10 years and worked for Oakwood Homes, a job he loved. Prior to that he was middle school and high school math teacher for the Denver Public Schools. He also taught middle school math for four years in Salt Lake City, Utah. Andy graduated from Eastern Illinois University and Wheaton-Warrenville South High School in Wheaton, Illinois.
Andy is survived by a son, Caleb Coyle 15 and his mother, Angela Johnson; a daughter, Kaiya Singleton 11 and her mother, Paige Singleton; his mother, Sharon Brechon, stepfather, Tim Brechon, brother, Ed Coyle, sister-in-law, Jenny Coyle, stepbrother, Tim Brechon Jr (Kris), stepsister, Stacey Huftalin (Caleb) and step-nephews, Levi 8, Micah 6, Gavin 3, and Huxley 1, Aunts Susan Glotfelty (Larry) and Stephanie Zambrano (Juan) and Helene Coyle Lapp. Cousins, Brenda Skipper (Denton) her children Derrick and Ava, cousin Tim Mednansky and his daughter Piper. Andy was preceded in death by his father, Edward Coyle and grandparents William and Sarah Smith and Evelyn and Jim Miller.
He was an avid rock climber, skier, snow boarder, and loved music festivals. Andy will be missed by his many friends and never met a stranger. A friend to all he met, Andy was always ready to help, talk, or just hang out. He will be sorely missed by all who loved him. He is at peace with God.
A Celebration of Life will be held at Moe's BBQ, 3295 Broadway in Englewood on Saturday, February 15, 2020 from 3-7 pm.
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Aubrea Argueta
March 7, 2022
Andy was my best friend's dad. He was like my dad when mine was in jail. He was so funny and could brighten up any room, he was supportive and creative, kind and wonderful. He taught me how to ride a bike, hula hoop, and make wire crafts. I miss the sleepovers with my best friend Kaiya where he would make us homemade pancakes in the morning. Andy wasn't only my family but my friend. The last time I saw him I was mad at Kaiya so I was grumpy to him too, I'm just glad I got to hug him one last time. His funeral was a party, just like what he would have wanted. We love you andy, I think about you too often. thank you for being there for me, from ages 3 to 11. Rest in peace. I miss you.
SALLY KILLIAN
March 28, 2020
I remember when Andy was 2 yrs. old and no matter what you said to him, he would say "I know dat".
February 22, 2020
He was the best teacher I have ever had he helped overcome a lot in high school and it was an honor to have him as a teacher may his soul rip
John Swanson
February 18, 2020
Andy always had a greats smile and sense of humor. I remember growing up wrestling with Andy in Wheaton. Although we were crosstown rivals in high school, we got closer at EIU and had some good times. Kind hearted. He will be remembered for good things and his memory will endure.
Mary D.
February 12, 2020
Andy, you always had a grin on your face. I woke up more times than I can remember to your Great Dane in my House with a note from you asking me to watch your dog while you and Kyle were out canoeing or camping. Be at peace Andy.
Diana & Pat Dowling
February 12, 2020
Thoughts and prayers for Andys family as they celebrate his life this weekend. He was such a fun, happy, sweet friend of our family and we will truly miss him. Our fun memories made with him at our condo in Winter Park will be cherished. Sending love to his precious daughter. Pat & Diana Dowling
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