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David Shinn
June 14, 2007
Martin & Family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your Father &
(Grandfather), You are in my thoughts and prayers.
David
Cam Finley
June 12, 2007
According to my records, Dr. McCoy was the first Eagle Scout of Boy Scout Troop 36, now Troop 336, sponsored by the North Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church. Thus began a long list of now, 176 Eagle Scouts in the Troop. My Grandfather, Gordon Finley, Sr. was his Scoutmaster. Earning Eagle Scout in 1936, with the limited resourses of that time, was quite an accomplishment and one the family should be proud of. I have an old photo including Dr. McCoy with the Troop.
Cam Finley
Scoutmaster, Troop 336
The Operating Room Staff of Presbyterian Orthopaedic Hospital
June 11, 2007
Dr. & Mrs. McCoy and Family,
Our prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Michelle Farrar
June 11, 2007
I am sorry for your loss. I am grateful that he delivered me so many years ago.
Dora Steinek
June 11, 2007
I worked with Dr. McCoy for 16 years and he delivered my two sons, Karl and Josef, now age 33 and 28. I highly respected him and am so sorry to hear of his death. Prayers and best wishes to family.
Arthur Bolz, MD
June 10, 2007
Dear Tom and all the McCoys:
I hate that Barbara and I will have to miss Joe's funeral. He was one of my favorite people, and was a real American original, so multi-talented and interested in everything. What a mind! And always a ready twinkle in the eye and hearty chuckle. We had many good times, and he left an enriching imprint on so many lives.
God bless all of you. We will be there in spirit on Tuesday. Art Bolz
Katie Kennedy Schafer
June 9, 2007
My dear cousins, Uncle Bobby just called to tell me of Uncle Joe's passing. What a wonderful man! He and Aunt Helen were so wonderful to me when I stayed with them as I was interviewing for jobs in Charlotte. My Mom had so many great stories to tell. When I lived in Rome Georgia, I found out that Joe and Helen had two old friends who were also close to me, Hobart and Jane Hortman. I was so blessed to have kept in touch with Uncle Joe since then. I always looked forward to his Christmas cards. I'm sorry I won't be able to get down to the funeral but please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers. Katie Kennedy Schafer
Steve Kirschner
June 8, 2007
To the McCoy Family and Friends, It is obvious the incredible impact Dr. McCoy had on so many lives during his 85 years. Treasure the memories, and know with his mind, his heart, and his hands he left this world a better place for everyone.
Anda and Mickey Cochran
June 8, 2007
Dr. Tom and family, please accept our condolences at the loss of your father, Dr. McCoy. He was a good man and a warm and competent doctor. We know you will miss him terribly.
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