John Cocozza (11 Oct 1940 - 20 Oct 2024)

Beautiful Dad, Granddad, John, we miss you so much. You brought us so much joy with your steady calm and warmth and good spirit. We love you... P, B, E and G xxxx

in ever loving memory of my darling husband - my best friend and soulmate I miss you so much. I love and think of you every minute of every day. xxx

In loving memory of my old mate and golfing buddy. We never took our golf or ourselves too seriously, it was just an excuse to get together and enjoy each others company. I’ll miss you my old friend.

Love Liz and Gary xx

Uncle John was a kind, caring, creative, witty and thoughtful man who always greeted us with a smile and warm welcome. Such a clever man who loved to show us what he had been working on in in his garage and share his latest creations. He also loved to talk football and recall memories from his time playing. He will never be forgotten. Sending so much love to Auntie Fran, Rob, Paula, Joe, Ben, Elsa, Gabriel and Sylvia, all of whom he adored. From Laura, Gary and Olivia X

Condolences Joe and family. All our love, your friends from college

A warm, generous man who loved his family and his friends.

A gentle man, who loved nature and the outdoors, whose instinct was always to nourish and protect.

A talented man, with a creative, sensitive soul, who drew, built and crafted things all his life.

A funny man, with a playful sense of humour, who took great joy from the small, simple things.

A brave, selfless man, who always stood up for people, who risked his own life to save another.

A man who always put his family first.

My hero.

Thank you dad. Rest in peace x

In loving memory of the greatest brother a man could wish for. We shared a lively childhood only separated by two and a half years, we continued our friendship into our teenage years and on into manhood. We shared many hilarious antics and always our lives reflected a rich vein of humour and a mutual love of sport. I'm hurting to lose John, but there are strong memories which will never fade.

In loving memory of the greatest brother a man could wish for. We shared a lively childhood only separated by two and a half years, we continued our friendship into our teenage years and on into manhood. We shared many hilarious antics and always our lives reflected a rich vein of humour and a mutual love of sport. I'm hurting to lose John, but there are strong memories which will never fade.