Joey Cocco

My condolences to the Cocco family. I came to know Joey as a White Capper back since 1977. Joey was a great guy and will forever be missed. To Anthony and Danny, I pass along those sentiments as well. He was a special person. The Cocco family should be proud of the family you raised and shared with us all. May God bless Joey and all the Cocco family.

There once was a man from the West side.
Who chose to help people and never hide.
Family is about love and respect.
Joey Cocco did it at his best.
A leader is not just a given title.
One needs to work at it to be an idol.
Angels are not just born in heaven.
It takes alot of work and you must be driven.
Through comfort and pain he remained the same.
With wisdom and humor even in rain.
He is now in heaven startng over again.
To be the leader we say.....Amen

Sympathy and empathy for you all. Hope in time you find some comfort, soothe the heartfelt pain, with thoughts of all the good memories and fun times you shared with Joey. Our deepest condolences, Jan Guido & Family

I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with joe when he worked on Major avenue. Stand up guy and a piasan! We kept in touch briefly after he left. Think of him sometimes.

My Deepest Love and Sympathy to Joey and the Cocco Family Joey is one of the Best and will Never be Forgotten Rest in Pease ,
Johnny Mullaney