John Francis Coyle, Jr. was born on March 24th 1958 in McCook, Nebraska to John Francis and

Alice (Jewell) Coyle.  Following several weeks in the hospital making sure his lungs were fully

developed he came home to the farm in Frontier County.  He was baptized in Quick Garden Prairie

Methodist Church just a few miles from home.  It was known almost from when he knew how to talk

that John could strike up a conversation with anyone he met.  He never met a stranger.   Attending Ash

Grove District 90 then Medicine Valley, followed by McCook High School, he graduated in 1976.

John loved animals, enjoyed playing baseball, was very active in 4-H, participating in distance running

sports and FFA while in High School.  He trained as a diesel mechanic at North Platte Community

College and worked in various states including Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Arizona and Ohio.  He

worked at other jobs at different times; welding, farming, he even tried out his running shoes in the

arena as a rodeo clown.

In 1981 he married Tammie Archer in Ogallala, Nebraska.  Sadly, she died in a devastating

accident in 1984.  He experienced the joy and the pain of two additional marriages each ending in

divorce.

A fire in the night ended John's life on September 29, 2021 in Sutherland, Nebraska.

John is preceded in death by his wife, Tammie Coyle, parents, John Francis and Alice Coyle,

sister, Patty Harris, infant brothers: John Wayne Coyle and William Lynn Coyle, niece Tracy Bradley

and great-nephew Jessy Bradley.

Survivors include his sisters, Mary Alice (Richard) Corman, Edgar, Nebraska and Donna (Bill)

Liess, Greeley, Colorado, nephews; Kriss Harris of St. Francis, Kansas, Jason (Marina) Liess of

Madrid, Spain, Kelly (Jennifer) Corman of Bassett, Nebraska, nieces; Angela (Michael) Millington of

Tulsa, Oklahoma, Crystal (Thomas Kuo) Corman of Leesburg, Virginia, Sarah Liess of Greeley,

Colorado, numerous great-nieces and nephews, great-great-nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.

Cremation was chosen and no public service is planned at this time.