Justin Nicolas Coon

Justin Nicolas Coon, 34 died unexpectedly at his home on Arlington Street in Manchester on Monday, January 25, 2016. He was born June 30, 1981 in Elyria, Ohio. The Son of Donna Shaw Coon and L J Coon, and LJ's Life Partner Donna Cleaves. Justin was the chief engineer at the Marriott Courtyard in Manchester. Justin was a fun loving genuine person who loved nature, mineral rocks, music, film, books, and animals. He was a vegetarian, and an advocate for the underdog often putting everyone else before himself. Justin was an undiscovered artist which included his love for "tagging", graffiti and drawing animals. He was an avid reader and was the definition of a bookworm. If he didn't know the answer to something, he'd embrace research until he did. If something needed to be fixed he would read about it and troubleshooting every way possible to get it done right. Justin was often thought of as shy, but once you got to know him he was unforgettable, down to earth, and very outgoing. As for his sense of humor, there was nothing like it. He was known for always cracking a joke, always. His laugh was infectious and unique and will remain in our hearts always. Justin loved music, and was often a talented composer himself while enjoying the much of the underground hip hop sound and the culture it created. It speaks of individuality and self expression and that's how Justin lived personally, artistically, and vocally. We were all blessed to have him sparkle in our lives for the short time we did, even if it wasn't nearly long enough. Justin is survived by... His Parents, His older brother Brandon Coon & his wife Julie, His younger brother Tristan Coon & his fiancé Teagan Rintoul. Justin had 4 nephews and nieces; Logan, Cameron, Brooklynn and Maxwell. Justin loved and adored them; and they most definitely loved and adored him right back. Justin was also survived by his maternal grandmother Virginia Shaw as well as many special various aunts, uncles and cousins. Justin also had a very special friend Amanda Kostopoulos,whom he cared for very much.