Martin Joseph Coyne, Jr.
February 17, 1939 ~ July 12, 2010
Martin Joseph Coyne, Jr.
(Age 71)
Of Vienna, VA, passed away on Monday, July 12, 2010. Beloved husband of 49 years or Irene; loving father of Nora Ann (Ken) Bennett of Winston-Salem, NC; Kathy (David) Hibbs of Vienna, VA; Mary Margaret (Dwayne) Driscoll of Honolulu, HI; and Marty (Cheryl) Coyne of Fairfax, VA. Adored grandfather of Megan Bennett; Corrine, Hannah, and David Hibbs; and Matthew and Zachary Coyne. Martin was the past President of Fairfax Retired Educators, and past Grand Knight of the Knights of Colombus, Santa Maria Council.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
(Age 71)
Of Vienna, VA, passed away on Monday, July 12, 2010. Beloved husband of 49 years or Irene; loving father of Nora Ann (Ken) Bennett of Winston-Salem, NC; Kathy (David) Hibbs of Vienna, VA; Mary Margaret (Dwayne) Driscoll of Honolulu, HI; and Marty (Cheryl) Coyne of Fairfax, VA. Adored grandfather of Megan Bennett; Corrine, Hannah, and David Hibbs; and Matthew and Zachary Coyne. Martin was the past President of Fairfax Retired Educators, and past Grand Knight of the Knights of Colombus, Santa Maria Council.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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We’ll always remember the many spring training baseball games in Florida. So many wonderful memories with such good friends. Our prayers are with you and your family.
I will always cherish laughs and good times at family get togethers. I will miss you advice and wisdom.
We were truly saddened to hear of the passing of Marty, our good friend and neighbor. Our condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to you, Irene, and your entire family. Our memories of Marty cover of many years since we moved in beside the Coyne residence in 1974. We are attempting to get our act together and hope to be able to be present for the visitation. God bless the Coyne family during your period of grief
Irene, my deepest sympathy to you and your family on the passing of Marty. We spent many years together at Thoreau. May you be comforted knowing he is now in God’s hands and at peace. Pat Rusk
Will remember the good times we had with Marty at Tropic Isle Inn, and going with him to see the Pirates practice. He was a real gentlemen and we will miss him. God Bless you all, Pat & Rich
My sincere condolences go out to you and your family. Marty is now at peace in heaven with our heavenly father. My thoughts and prayers are with you. (Caregivers Support Group)
Our thoughts are with you in this difficult time.
I MET MARTY & IRENE IN FLORIDA ABOUT 13 YRS AGO. WE HAD MANY GOOD TIMES EVERY YEAR OH VACATION WITH THEM. I WILL MISS HIM
To Irene and the kids, my heart is saddened as another one of us, the faculty and staff at Thoreau, goes to the great treachers’ lounge in Heaven. Blessings to each of you as you grieve; your faith in the Resurrection will see you through the dark days ahead. Hugs to you.
Our sympathy to you and your family. We will always have fond memories of our times on Anna Maria Island. Our 4 o’clock get togethers under the gazebo, getting everyone in the pool just to mention a few. I guess we can sum it up by saying that we all met as strangers and became good friends; may we meet in heaven where friendships never end. God love you…we do.
He will truly be missed.
He will truly be missed.
My love, condlences, and deepest sympathies go out to you Irene and all of the family. Marty will be sorely missed by me and all who knew him. The great times we had growing together in our families will live in our memory and the era of the three amigos will always be special to me. Jim
You are all in my prayers during this most difficult time.
We will always remember the great times we had square dancing together. Our sympathy goes out to you, Irene, on the loss of your dance partner. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Marty was a special member of the Thoreau faculty for many years and I was fortunate to be a friend and colleague in the Social Studies Department. Marty was a dedicated teacher and a hard working representative in our teachers’ organization; he spent a lot of energy and time devoted to improving teachers’ salaries and benefits. We are all very grateful. Marty will also be remembered as a friend to all who knew him I extend greetings and sympathy to his family from Jeff Bonnell (Atlanta) and Peter Sixsmith (Durham, England). Jeff was an English teacher or our 2nd floor wing (1970-’77) and Peter was my teacher exchange partner (1981 who is grateful to Marty for all the assistance he gave him during the exchange. Marty will be remembered by all who knew him with admiration and affection. There were so many good times we had together.
Mrs. Coyne and children, I note Martin’s passing with sorrow. I remember his vibrant personality and give thanks for his good life. Clarene H. Vickery
To the Coyne Family I am sadden to hear the passing of Mr. Coyne. I had him as a teacher at Thoreau and often saw him around over the years. Your dad will always be remembered as a very loving and wonderful man. He will be sadly missed by all who know him. May you find God’s presence with you as you journey through the time of grief. Peace and love to you all Patty Payne formally of Vienna, VA
Marty was such a gentelmen and was always so pleasent to be with. Although we only knew Marty from Tropic Isle on Anna Maria we will miss him. His last few years were so difficult for Irene
I have greatly missed seeing Marty at our FCRE activities. Marty followed me as president of FCRE and we worked together in the FEA over many years before that. My prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.
Sorry to hear about Marty. Sure going to miss him. We will think of him everytime we go to Myrtle Beach to visit.Sorry we could not make it to the memorial service. You are in our thought and prayers. Lisa Marie,Alex and Chris MCCambridge
It is with a heavy heart that I say good-bye to Uncle Marty. He has always been part of all of our family celebrations. We were always greeted with a huge smile and hug. He was such a sweet and gentle man, I believe he might have been the original dog/cat whisperer, everyone was drawn to him even those with four legs. You will be missed and remembered.
Irene and family. We just received the word of Marty’s passing. We will remember him in our prayers. It must have been fate that reunited our COYNE families after so many years. How well I remember the visits that the Pittsburg Coynes made the Coyne’s in Bridgeport. Rest in peace my friend.