William F. Coyle

David Peake
September 2nd, 2022
8 comments

8 comments
  • This is a beautiful obituary and perfectly sums up your dad and grandfather. We were privileged to live next door to him for the last decade and will truly miss him, his kind heart, and his humor.

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  • Mr Coyle was a great guy, always with a kind word.
    Always remember him on the sidelines at the Liberty bell games.

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  • I have known Bill since he moved to Flourtown. He walked past our house several times a day. We talked almost every day about everything. I didn’t know much about his background but you could tell he was a true Gentleman. He never had a negative thing to say about anything. He loved life and his family. He was a great guy and I will miss him and our talks. He was a real asset to this world.

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  • I have known Bill since Fourth grade at Holy Innocents.
    Over the years, Bill was a true Friend to me and my Family.
    A Gentleman always, Bill’s love of God, Family and Country
    was demonstrated throughout both his Family and Professional life.
    May his soul rest in peace with the family of Christ.
    Charlie Burns
    NCHS 56

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  • We, the Northeast Catholic Alumni Association, were saddened to hear about Bill’s passing. He will be missed in our community and he was a great friend to Catholic education.
    Rest In Peace Brother Falcon!

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  • Bill and Charlene Cattley / September 6, 2022 at 8:34 pm

    We are saddened by the sudden passing of our good friends father, Bill Coyle. He was a fixture at many Army-Navy games and a supporter of many in the Class of 1984. Mr. Coyle’s quick wit and sense of humor won him our hearts across the years. He will be truly missed by his family and friends.

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  • Deputy Chief Gerald Grover / September 7, 2022 at 4:56 pm

    Bill represented the Philadelphia Fire Officers. He was a gentleman and fellow Falcon. We were fortunate to have Bill on our legal team A TRUE MAN OF INTEGRITY HE SHALL BE MISSED.

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  • Chris and Cheri Kammermann / September 7, 2022 at 10:41 pm

    Cheri and I send our condolences. As Christians, we know our citizenship is in heaven. When we die, our spirits immediately go there (2 Corinthians 5:8), into the presence of the Lord, awaiting the immortal body we’ll be given at Christ’s return. That new body will be perfectly suited for heaven and free from the temptations, trials, heartaches, pain, and death that make life on earth so wearying. There will be rest, not from activity and fulfilling work, but from the consequences of sin that plague us here. I believe the joy your father is experiencing is beyond our imagination as he finally sees our Savior face to face. Kammermannuru

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