1941
2016
Bill Coogan passed away gently on Monday October 31 st.in Glendale CA. with family by his side. Born to William and Ella Coogan on May 30, 1941 in Massachusetts, he moved to the Los Angeles area and eventually worked for over 46 years and helped his friends and neighbors as a banker in the community. He loved God, his church, his family and friends. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him. Please check back to learn of dates and time for a memorial service being planned, An Lieu notice and a full biography. The family wishes to thank in advance all of those who have provided a kind deed, thought or prayer during this difficult time.
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March 23, 2017
Pattie Coogan-Cain
I am heartbroken to learn of my wonderful Uncle Bill's passing, only today. I don't even have words to express how sorry I am. He was my father's favorite brother and the nicest uncle to me. What i will always remember is how much he cared about others, his unselfishness and strong faith. Heaven gained an angel October 31st. He was so very kind, thoughtful, generous...I could go on and on. When he would call, my smile muscles would hurt from laughter. I always recall how much he adored my aunt, Marion. We had all worked for the First National Bank in Boston. I know you're in heaven, Uncle Bill with Marion, my father, Richard and all your brothers, Jack, Jimmy and Eddie. I'm sure you have them all in stiches up there (especially with your St. Peter jokes), i can hear you now. With the Very Deepest Sympathy and love to all of you.
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