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for JOHN COYNE
Haresh Soorma
March 5, 2025
Dr. Coyne was my PCP when I was training as an ER Resident next door at Mt. Sinai BI. I was and still am in awe of walking into his office and watching him do the entire history physical labs and follow up from his one room office. He clearly came from the golden era of medicine and I respect the way he practiced. He was calm and collected. Every word he spoke was thought out. Although I only met him as a patient, seeing him practice had a profound effect on my future practice. Indeed many of my ER patients who had him as a PCP also spoke so highly of him. I was shocked to learn of his passing years ago, I still think of him fondly as my favorite PCP and to this day take a pause when I bicycle past his corner of Stuytown.
Felicia Pecoraro
January 3, 2022
so sorry to hear about Dr. Coyne. He became my doctor back in 1990 when I was a brand new teacher. Always professional and I trusted everything he said. He also went on to take care of my Uncle Cesare. Dr. Coyne will be missed.
M
June 28, 2021
I was a patient of Dr. Coyne's.
He was kind, patient, and sympathetic with me in navigating a difficult process-beyond his obligations as a doctor. I'm grateful to have crossed paths with him.
Matt Phillips
December 11, 2020
I was a former patient of Dr. Coyne's and he just occurred to me after a long while and I was saddened to learn of his death. He was such a warm, great presence to be around, and a caring and attentive physician. I remember on my first visit thinking, "I can't believe how long he's spending just talking to me about my life." Just a beautiful spirit. Even though I hardly knew the guy, I really do miss him. I'm sure he's his absence is really painful for his family. I'll say a prayer for you, and hope that someday soon the pain of his passing fades.
maria siagian
July 7, 2020
To the dr. John Coyne family - my too far belated condolences. My prayer that the dr. Coyne family will be greatly comforted in the Lord Jesus, as well as being kept in His peace-shalom always. Amen.
I just found dr. John Coyne's obituary site today/Tuesday/7/7/20. My heart told me to find his obituary site and I did. I could not believe, until today, from dr. Coyne's official letter to me saying that due to his illness and that he was closing his office. To me, dr. Coyne was a great strong and healthy physician, I didn't see him ill (from my last annual health checkup with him). I was so blessed to have had been, even for a short while (a little over 2 years) as his patient at his Stuyvesant Town office. I will remember most of Dr. Coyne was a blessed great physician with good smile, sense of humor, skillful in using syringe for my blood test that I never felt a thing but all of sudden it's done, and quite simplistic and understandable in explaining medical terminology to a lay person like me. Let's always celebrate dr. Coyne's life by thanking the Lord Yeshuah, the owner of John Coyne and all of us, that we will meet again with our beloved ones in the best heavenly home for evermore. Amen.
Linda (O'Sullivan) Hutchins
May 12, 2020
I was both saddened and devastated to learn the news of John's passing over one year ago. For 18 years I was part of the Coyne/O'Sullivan family and felt a very close bond to John Arthur and his sisters. But especially to his parents- who I came to love very much. What a wonderful man, person, human being, filled with compassion and love John was. I will remember him with a great deal of admiration. Rest peacefully John Arthur.
Rob Donner
February 19, 2020
I am quite out of the loop here, but Dr. Coyne was my FAA examiner, and I am very saddened to hear of his passing. I was looking for his number to see him again next month, and I am devastated to see this news. I express my sincerest condolences for his family and friends.
Kathy Coyne Janz
February 3, 2020
Although a full year has lapsed since I lost my beloved brother John Coyne I still find myself wanting to call him and ask advice. He was so supportive and caring and reached out the me so many times in my life .
I feel so blessed that he was my brother for sixty five years and know in my heart he is up there continuing to guide his friends and family as we live on without him.
Noreen Coyne
February 2, 2020
I was unable to write a memory after my brother died. It was so painful a loss. It is equally painful still, a year later but I want my tribute included in the numerous beautiful ones written since his death. John was the most wonderful brother and friend one could ever had. He always cared for and protected his family and friends. He put the needs of others before his own. He was smart and funny and loving.
John, I will miss you and love you forever.
Joan Coyne
February 2, 2020
In 3 days, it will be a year since my beloved brother John passed away. I cant possibly express how good he was to me, how very much I loved him, what a wonderful person he was, or the immense void now in my life. I am comforted by the many tributes to him which recognize his unflinching devotion to caring about and for others. As protector, counselor, consoler and playmate to so many of us, John has left a shining example of a truly meaningful life.
Ricardo Torres
January 30, 2020
Dr. John Coyne was an old school primary care physician that cared for his patients in a compassionate and conscientious manner. While I came under his treatment only a few years ago, I felt as if I had been under his care for many years. Rest in great natural peace Dr. Coyne, I continue to remember you fondly and tell all my medical care persons about you and your fine services.
Marcus Odierno
December 2, 2019
To the family of John Coyne. I am a former patient of John and just heard of his passing after i thought of him and decided to search him online. I first met John back in 2004 when he did a flight medical for me. John became my primary physician after that for over a decade up until the point i left New York. John was the best doctor i ever had. Even though i was just a patient he always made me feel like a friend. Always reassured me that my concerns were always just that and had a great way of using his natural humorous ways to bring light to situations that sometimes felt like scary moments in your life. He was a great man and loved his family greatly because he spoke of them frequently. He will forever live in my memories as i know he will live on in so many others as well. My deepest condolences to his family and close friends.
James Croak
November 2, 2019
Dr. Coyne was my primary doctor for 20 years from 1986 forward. A skilled and highly regarded MD. And generally a fun guy, the patients in the waiting room would chuckle when he give lectures about changing one's diet or other, always delivered with a twinkle in his eye, and always on the same level as the patient. He is missed.
Lewis Goodman
August 6, 2019
John was my primary care physician in the late 1980's, when his office was on East 36th Street in Manhattan. I, too, graduated from Fordham College in the Bronx and we discussed that several times. I vividly recall that I liked him a lot and I am extremely saddened by his death.
Richard Bruzzi
July 22, 2019
Doctor Coyne was my primary care physician for several years. He was kind, thoughtful and witty, and a man completely devoted to his profession..He will be sorely missed. My condolences to his family
R Bhatt
April 30, 2019
Dr. Coyne was a great physician, witty but strong to get his point across. He was a very caring physician for me and my mom. You will be very much missed Dr. Coyne.
Lance Brown
April 24, 2019
He was my good doctor for decades. I wish he still was. Condolences to friends and family especially his boys who he loved so dearly.
Susan Allender
April 9, 2019
Sincere condolences to his family. He was my mother's physician for the past 6 years. He managed her care with kindness, compassion and brilliance. We are both brokenhearted over his untimely passing. We prayed so hard that he could at least live long to enjoy his beautiful family. He was a dedicated Doctor and devoted family man. We also loved his subtle sense of humor. RIP kind Sir.
laine barton
April 8, 2019
My boyfriend and I delighted in sharing stories about our medical appointments with Dr. Coyne. It was like visiting a caring, wise family member. He could be funny and witty, then concerned and caring in one breath. He took the time to explain every aspect of any treatment needed. He visited my sweetheart when he was in the hospital for a totally unrelated need to his practice. He was the small town country doctor in a big city.
Jared Pinnell
April 2, 2019
Best doctor ever. Straightforward, honest and upright.
patrick bradley
March 28, 2019
I just found out today that Dr. Coyne has died. He had been my doctor for 20 years. I saw him last about this time last year and he was fine and we were trading jokes like we always did. I can t believe he is gone now. RIP DR. Coyne. My sympathies are with your family.
Adrian Saker
March 27, 2019
To the Coyne Family, please accept my deepest belated condolences.
News of John's passing fills me with great sadness and shock. (After 30 years as his patient I called him John).
A man of statureboth physical and moralhe dedicated his life to helping others, and it's therefore so much more tragic he was unable to enjoy a deservedly long life.
His support of local community, the baseball teams, and neighbors will not be forgotten. He was the Atticus of doctors.
Fare well Doctor.
George Obremski
March 15, 2019
We went back a long time and Dr. Coyne had been taking care of me for long time.
There was no one better then Dr. Coyne.
Stuart Leigh
March 7, 2019
We did not know that Dr. Coyne had died when I sent this letter to his office on February 26. I knew he was very sick but hoped this would find him in time. I think the letter captures many of my feelings about what an extraordinary guy and doctor I think he was. I wish I had had more than a just the last few years to get to know him better. Reading the comments of folks who had him as their doctor and friend for 30 years I feel the loss even further. Always the consummate professional and always a generous and available human being, that's how I and my wife saw him.
Dear Dr. Coyne,
I would like you to know that I regard you as the best general practitioner that I have ever had. My wife, Rebecca Kalin, feels the same way.
She and I came to you only in the last 5 or 6 years after a less than satisfactory experience with another local doctor. We found in you someone whose approach to his work was just what we needed. You demonstrated insight, concern and the wise restraint earned from years of professional experience. You cared to really study the details of our prior records and frequently you returned to reread them when we returned on subsequent visits. We appreciated that you listened well and gave us time to ask all the questions we had. We never felt rushed by you or your office staff. And finally, you were not hesitant to touch and physically examine as needed thus providing the comfort and assurances that physical contact can offer.
In short you exemplify for us the best in your field. And we thank you for giving us the confidence that we had in you advising and guiding us.
We were saddened to hear of your health crisis and your need to close your practice. We are hoping for the very best for you and your family.
With great appreciation and regard,
Stuart Leigh
Nancy Llewellyn
March 3, 2019
I didn't have the pleasure of having him as my doctor for very long, and I am sorry about that. I found him to be a warm and considerate gentleman and a fine physician. Rest In Peace. You lived a good life.
Arleen Mahoney
March 2, 2019
So sad to learn of Dr. Coyne's passing. He was my family's physician, and when I returned from California he became mine. Loved his sense of humor, with a tinge of sarcasm, something we had in common. His kindness was endless, and I greatly appreciated it when I lost my brother last year to the same disease and
same age as Dr. Coyne. They were very similar in stature, background (both altar boys). Hopefully, you will meet up there.
What a terrible loss not only to his family, but to all who were lucky enough to know him. Rest in peace Dr. Coyne. You will be missed.
My sincerest condolences to the Coyne family.
Arleen Mahoney
Richard Kronish
March 2, 2019
Dr. Coyne was my primary care physician for 30 years . he was recommended to me by an elderly neighbor ; US National Coach and Chess-master Jack Collins.
As for medical care ; he was above and beyond most ...and even better as a person.
He was tremendous in 2012 when I landed in the hospital with a life threatening heart incident.
Dr. Coyne was a very big Notre Dame Football fan ; and he knew I followed the Stanford team... they happened to be playing each other when I was in the hospital and he went out of his way to watch a few minutes of the game with me.
Usually ; I would see Dr. Coyne for my annual checkup in August; right as football season was about to get going; and at every checkup; he would ask me what I thought about the chances of his Notre Dame making it to a major Bowl game or their chances to be in the National Championship picture.
I will greatly miss our annual chat about his Fighting Irish football team come this August and for many years to come
I can only hope that whoever will be in charge of my primary medical care in the future will be able to match Dr. Coyne's high level
Livia Tenzer
March 1, 2019
I was a patient of Dr. Coyne. I loved the simplicity and directness of his practice. He was there to attend to his patients' health, and for no other purpose, a true doctor, aiming to apply his expertise to heal one and all. He will be very sorely missed by many In Stuyvesant Town. May he Rest In Peace.
Joyce Collins
February 28, 2019
Dr. Coyne, You are gone for now but God willing we will meet again. In the interim you will be sorely missed.
L. Mello
February 28, 2019
Dr. Coyne was our family Dr. for over 12 years. I will never forget his humane and outstanding help during my partner's illness. A wonderful Dr. and human being. R.I.P.
Angelo DeCesare
February 27, 2019
Dr. Coyne was our family physician for many years. I also considered him a friend. He was both a great doctor and a good man. I will always remember his honesty, intelligence and humor. I consider myself very fortunate to have been in his care. He will be greatly missed.
Lenora Calanni
February 26, 2019
My husband & I were patients of Dr. Coyne for nearly 30 years. His expertise & humor helped us both. I last saw Dr. Coyne this past August then we were upset to find out there was a problem this past fall. We are now very saddened to hear of his passing. And very sorry we didn't know of services. The news seemed to reach many on 14th Street stores today, we certainly would have attended-I'm sure many others as well. Our deepest condolences to his family. Great Doctor-Great Person
Drew Thurlow
February 22, 2019
Dr Coyne, you were my physician from 2003 until this past fall. No matter what changed in my life or in the city I could count on you keeping me healthy. Thank you for the wonderful care you gave me over the years. You will be missed.
Drew Thurlow
Diane Koeppel
February 21, 2019
Dr. Coyne you were only my doctor for a short while. I went to see you fretting about a pain I got during exercise, you examined me and then kindly explained in an easy way that it was really nothing. So I said I get it! - it's like Rodney Dangerfield's one liner Doc it hurts when I lift my arm like this So don't lift up your arm like that You laughed patiently and off I went relieved that I was okay. Thank you for being the gentle thoughtful doctor who made a difference. I will miss you.
Gerard Koeppel
February 21, 2019
I thought he would be our family doctor forever. Instead, just a few years. He will live in our memories as a model of how a doctor and a person should be. Our thoughts are with his family who carry on his humanity.
Mark Helias
February 21, 2019
John Coyne was my doctor for 25 years and was a highly committed, highly intelligent and compassionate doctor. Dr. Coyne exemplified integrity and expertise as a doctor, always reading and learning about medicine and sharing that knowledge with his patients. A wonderful man. My condolences to his family.
Mary Price Abbott
February 21, 2019
I am so saddened to hear of Dr. Coyne's passing. He was a kind and compassionate doctor and my physician for over 30 years. His kindness and advice during some tough medical challenges is forever embedded in me. My deepest condolences to his family and his caring office staff. I shall always remember him fondly.
Ricardo Torres
February 19, 2019
I am very sorry and saddened to hear of Dr. Coyne's passing. He had been my primary physician for the past few years and I appreciated his compassionate and sensitive manner in our dealings. RIP Dr. Coyne - many of your patients will miss your caring manner a lot.
Margaret Avard
February 17, 2019
Dr. Coyne was a wonderful and caring physician. He took care of my parents for many years, and was so kind to them and me, the aretaker. My condolences to his family.
LF
February 16, 2019
To the family of John Coyne, so sorry for your loss. May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.
Isabelle McCloskey
February 16, 2019
I am so sorry to hear of Dr. Coyne's passing. He was my MD for many years in addition to my sisters Susan, Ann, Mary, and Delores and other family members as well. He was kind and generous with a unique sense of humor. My sincere condolences to his beloved family.
Ralph Haswell
February 14, 2019
My deepest condolences to Dr. Coyne's family. He was my doctor in Stuyvesant Town for more than 20 years. I was so sorry to hear of his illness and decision to close his practice. I will miss him and his sound medical advice.
Rita Letellier
February 14, 2019
I am honored and blessed to have known Dr. Coyne. He was my doctor for more than 20 years. May our Lord bless and comfort his wife and family during this time of grief. He was truly a blessing to all his patients including me and I will miss him. My condolences.
Eileen Segur-Kopiske
February 13, 2019
My sincerest condolences to the family of Dr. Coyne. He was our family doctor many years ago, and a familiar fixture in Stuyvesant Town.
He will be Terribly missed.
Lillian Mills
February 13, 2019
I was a nurse at Mary Manning Nursing Home. he was a wonderful doctor and a gentleman, so sorry to hear of his passing - too soon
Joseph Mendez
February 12, 2019
frequently talked fondly of his sons and wife and i filled him in on my children's progress ... good doctor ...... always answered my questions in an understandable way... was my internist for nearly 30 years....
will be missed
Barbara Dillon
February 12, 2019
Dr. Coyne was my doctor for a number of years. He was a good listener and a great doctor. His practice was a one stop shop. He did everything from handing you a gown to taking your temperature, to weighing you and taking your blood pressure. No medical assistants for him and no electronic ipads with your medical history. He wrote everything down by hand. I always loved his drawings of internal organs as he was explaining how the body works. His thoughtfulness in calling you at home with lab results and any issues revealed his concern and compassion for his patients. His manner was understated and his humor the best. A true gentleman of the old school. I know I will not find another health care professional like Dr. Coyne.
God bless him and his family. May he rest in peace.
Liz Coyne Craig
February 12, 2019
John was the best brother a person could have.
As someone else said he was an angel in human form.
When we were young (myself and twin sister) John was our playmate, protector and defender. As we got older, he was our (all of your sisters, and extended family) counselor, advocate, anchor and hero.
At his service, others said he had a very strong sense of Right and Wrong. That is true, but it was more... Jack said it best. It was a combination of wisdom, love, empathy, sympathy, fairness, compassion and pragmatism. Simply put, John lived everyday by the Golden Rule. Treat others how you would like to be treated. And family means everything.
I will miss him dearly. He will always be in my thoughts. His legacy to all of us is to live our lives by following his example and live by the Golden Rule.
Until we meet again, dear brother. I will love you forever.
Karyn Campion
February 12, 2019
To the Coyne Family, My deepest condolences to all of you. I was a patient for 20 years but I also remember Dr Coyne as a resident when I worked at SVH. He was a stellar physician and always had time for his patients. I looked forward to his little notes when he would send my lab work. We also would talk about days post-SVH and Pt Pleasant during my office visits. I pray all your wonderful memories help to comfort you at this very difficult time. RIP dear Dr. Coyne
Darlene Veloso
February 12, 2019
Dearest Loreen,
On behalf of your Westfield WTC and LA Family, we were very saddened to hear the news of your husband's passing. Our deepest condolences to you, your family and dear fiends. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
much love,
Darlene Veloso
Peter Lindner
February 12, 2019
He was an altar boy, which informed his life's view even as a doctor. Dr. Coyne would look up / research matters and take out diagrams to explain the intricacies of biology of the body. As a friend said to me, Dr. Coyne was a doctor who did it all as a 1-man show/shop/office (with his clerical people up front). I maintained a respectful distance to his life as a man, choosing to interact with him solely as my physician with whom I could tell everything related to my treatment. He was a great doctor, and as I mourn his death, I wish his family and friends well after his departing shocked our lives.
I also agree with Anthony Mancini's view:
Dr. John Coyne treated [me] for some 25 years. He was a compassionate caregiver who was always careful to avoid unnecessary tests, read medical a patient's medical history with extreme care and explain his diagnosis, treating patients like equals. He had a wry sense of humor and a basic humanity that broke through his understated demeanor. [I] will miss him . He was taken from us too early.
Clare Murphy
February 11, 2019
So sorry to hear of Dr. Coyne's untimely passing. He was a wonderful doctor and I am so grateful that I was his patient. God Bless the good doctor and the Coyne family.
Kathleen Murray
February 11, 2019
Dr. Coyne was a saint of a man. He was kind,caring and gentle.John surely did Gods work for us all
Kathleenqmurray
Anne Walsh
February 11, 2019
My prayers and condolences to the family
Don MacLennan
February 11, 2019
Lauren and family there are no words to express to adaquitly express for the loss of a loved one, but know that time a great healer will bring you the peace that you seek.
May he rest in peace.
Spanky
Jack Sebastian
February 11, 2019
Dr. C, From my heart and soul I thank you for your primary care of me for the past twenty years. I will be forever grateful for your referral to Oncology Doctors that saved my life. I will miss you and remember you in my prayers. Jack Sebastian
Margaret Milano
February 11, 2019
The John Coyne I knew was a compassionate doctor who had a beautiful and caring soul. It was a privilege to know him.
Elaine McDermott ( no relation) Carey
February 11, 2019
Laureen, I remember the summer you met John and brought him Cape Cod to meet us. He was handsome, smart, funny, kind and Irish, just how we liked them. We have shared some memorable couples' weekends over the years with our college friends. John really appreciated and relaxed with his time off the clock. You are a well matched pair who worked hard and raised wonderful sons together. I'll be seeing you soon my dear friend. We love you, Elaine and Dave Carey
Christy Brown
February 11, 2019
How very sad the loss of such a special human being and really human doctor...one who cared deeply for his patients like we were all part of his family. I was so sad when I learned he had such a serious form of cancer, but how glad I am his suffering is over and he is at peace.
Jessie Rampersad
February 11, 2019
You were the best doctor ever Dr. Coyne.God bless you and your family.You will be missed by all you have touched in this life.
Joseph Pasanello
February 11, 2019
Our heartfelt condolences to Laureen and family. You and John are in our thoughts and prayers. Heartache ebbs ever so slowly but never truly subsides, as loving memories carry us on.
anthony mancini
February 11, 2019
Dr. John Coyne treated both me and my wife for some 25 years. He was a compassionate caregiver who took seriously the Hippocratic dictum: First do no harm. By this is meant he was always careful to avoid unnecessary tests, read medical a patient's medical history with extreme care and explain his diagnosis, treating patients like equals. He had a wry sense of humor and a basic humanity that broke through his understated demeanor. We will miss him not only as a medico but also as a man. He was taken from us too early.Godspeed.
Brian McCulloch
February 11, 2019
I thought we'd have time together as we finished our careers . But I'm glad for the 40 years that I did have enjoying life
With a good friend . You will be missed .
We had some great times together that time cannot change .
Al and Lucy Lewis
February 10, 2019
So sorry to hear of his passing. He took care of my husband and was always on point about his health care. He will be missed. RIP.
Lynda Confessore
February 10, 2019
What a great loss to his family, his patients and the medical profession. Dr. Coyne was a role model for patient care and I always cited him as such to friends. I will never forget the pro and con columns developed after thorough discussion and familiarity with patient history - I always left confident of decisions made. I wish Dr. Coyne could be a "case study" for medical students.
Blessings on you Dr. Coyne for all you did for your patients.
Liza Wherry
February 10, 2019
What a sudden and heart wrenching pall is cast among so many who knew and were patients of Dr. Coyne's. He was professional, classy, funny, always still learning, inquisitive and a small town doctor in a big city. There will be and are no more doctors like him. No carousels of files and hustle and bustle at the front desk. Insurance was never the first question one was asked about when calling his office. No waits for appointments. If you called and you could see him that day and he always saw a friend or someone he did not know. He never turned down someone who was sick and needed to be seen. His waiting room had photos of The Little League Teams he sponsored in Stuyvesant Town. I never remember him taking vacations.. He called my former husband on Christmas Morning from his office no less just to him know that his blood work had come back "Great. No worries and Merry Christmas!" He made house calls after work. His specialty was geriatric medicine (a sad irony being that he died so young) and he took such good care of my elderly mother who never trusted a doctor until she met Dr. Coyne. Yet he also treated young people and when I brought in one of my sons at age sixteen who had woken up with giant, puffy lips he called out to my son as he entered his office and said: "Robbie, you've been spending way too much time with Angelina Jolie." This had his full waiting room of patients laughing at eight A.M. on a Monday morning and my son still with puffy lips, but a very red face. A humble hero -- always ready to get down dusty books and to peruse them with a patient to be clear and to explain -- to himself as well. Never patronizing. He re-studied things with his patients which was comforting as it was dare I say Human? He was thoughtful just as a person and in that so many of us are going to miss him. A smart, nice guy as well as an excellent physician. An understatement. And Youngest Nephew Emmet: if your Uncle John made eggs and bacon as well or even close to how he treated his patients and his profession then I have no doubt but that he was the best Bacon and Egg Cooker In The Whole Wide World. With Love to the entire Coyne Family. Liza Wherry, Madison, Connecticut
Marcia and Stu Portnet
February 9, 2019
So sorry to hear this He was lour doctor for years We were so saddened to hear this
February 9, 2019
I loved spending time with you at the beach. I loved when you cooked fish for dinner. Your bacon and eggs at breakfast were the best. Thanks for being good to me. I will miss you, Uncle John.
Love, Emmet - your littlest nephew
So much depends upon
A tall doctor
Sitting on the beach
Asking thoughtful
questions
Michael McMorrow
February 9, 2019
Cared for the health needs of my mom,dad, 3 sons and myself. A family doctor in every sense. He took an interest in not just his patients health but their personal lives as well. RIP. You will be missed
Julia Canale
February 9, 2019
Until we meet again, my friend.RIP.
Eugene Reilly (Patient)
February 6, 2019
In loving memory of a wonderful person. You were more than a Doctor; you were a friend that really cared for the people who came to your office; you healed their body and sometimes their souls.
robert wellhofer
February 6, 2019
R.I.P MY FRIEND....
robert wellhofer
February 6, 2019
REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND....
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