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for Quinn Coco
Sheila O'Fallon Zeno
August 22, 2005
Pauline:
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. I will continue to remember you all in my prayers
Love
Sheila
Cissie Furr
August 4, 2005
Marshall and Pauline,
Coach, Brett, Joey, and I send our heartfelt sympathy to you during what has to be a very sad time. Though we had not seen Quinn in such a long time, we do have very fond memories of him and his kindness.
The Furr Family
Dee and Edris Glueck
August 1, 2005
I just heard about the death of Quinn. I worked with Quinn at LSU for many years. He was the nicest, finest, and most capable person that ever worked for LSU...a true gentlemen. He will be missed by the Saturday morning retiree group at Coffee Call. I only wish we had been there to say goodbye.
Dee and Edris
Conley Byrd DVM
July 28, 2005
Quinn was a kind and gracious man. I feel fortunate to have met him when I started Veterinary School at LSU in 1974 while he was Comptroller. But I am honored to have been a friend of his. I recall with great fondness the times I spent in his home and at his camp. My prayers are with you and him.
Tommy DONHAM
July 28, 2005
Quinn grew up with my mother, Rebecca Coco Donham, in Bordelonville, LA. They were first cousins. I didn't know Quinn until later in life, but I was always impressed with his sense of history and zest for life!
Condolences to all of the family.
Billy Blount
July 28, 2005
I knew Mr. Coco when I works in Accounting Services at LSU. He was a fair and caring individual. My prayers are with the family.
Laurie Atkinson
July 28, 2005
Dear Pauline and Marshall...I routinely check the obituaries and saw that your Dad had past away. I wanted you both to know that I care about your loss. I have fond memories of the old neighborhood and its many wonderful people! Take care....Laurie Brown Atkinson
Eloise Worlow
July 28, 2005
To each member of this wonderful family you are in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
Fred C. Dent, Jr.
July 28, 2005
A wonderful, thoughtful leader of LSU that I knew from my freshman year in 1954 continously for my adult life. I enjoyed, from time-to-time having coffee with Mr. Coco and the LSU retirees. I admired him and liked him a lot.
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