Birth date: Sep 11, 1963 Death date: Nov 10, 2023
Christopher Martineau Coyle (Known as Chris), age 60 passed away unexpectedly on Friday November 10, 2023 in Casselberry Florida. Chris was born on September 11, 1963 in Kirkwood, Missouri to Michael and Mary Coyle. Always intelle Read Obituary
Chris, Was a wonderful person in his own special ways. His was always game for anything, and always a smile on his face. He loved his family and was alway up for good conversations. At one point in his ventures he came back to Missouri, I think it might have been to help his Stepfather Ron & Mary with building the log cabin. He stayed awhile and I really hoped he would stay forever but at that point I think he felt Florida was his home. And I think it was a great choice myself. If I had a choice I would like in Florida myself. We Chris I believe you have found your real peace. I will always miss your smile and you great laugh!!! My 1st cousin FLY HIGH BUDDY FLY HIGH...
Mary, Ted, and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so sad to hear of Chris’s passing. I moved to Kirkwood when I was 5 and I met Chris when our mother’s became fast friends while driving us back and forth to kindergarten. During those early years, I remember lots of silly times and laughs when our moms would meet for coffee, play bridge, family dinners, and other get togethers. We lost touch too many years ago, but there are still a few reminders today that make me think of my cute young friend from grade school - the song “Radar Love”, tape recorders, Greenbriar Hills Golf Course, 6th grade, Osage Hills, and Briargate Lane. Rest In Peace my old friend, you will always have a special place in my heart.
Rachel (Noble) Boling
I am saddened to hear of Chris's passing. My sincere condolences to his family.
Chris and I both attended elementary school and later became close friends in high school and thereafter. We worked together at Fas Gas (Big Bend & Ballas before it closed) for a stint.
Chris was passionate about many things, especially music. To say that Chris loved music is an understatement. Music energized Chris like nothing else. I remember hearing some of the mixes he recorded after attending specialized schooling. I'm sad that I missed his works later in life.
Chris had intellect. He was observant and saw details few others saw. He was quick-witted, hard cutting, to the point at times and yet hilarious at the same time. And he loved to laugh, more than I think many people knew, especially after making a humorous observation.
Chris was also curious about a lot of things, and he didn’t sit idle wondering about them, he pursued knowledge. I hope he learned all he had hoped to learn and grew in his pursuit of music. From his obituary, I suspect he did.
I’m happy for our time as friends and saddened we didn’t keep in touch.
Rest in Peace Chris
