Hey Buddy,

Been a couple of years but we  still think about you? Hope you are above looking down and happy RIP

Colonel, u are truly an unforgettable person both good and bad. U were a man who knew a lot and lived a lot during u r life as well as taught me a lot about the arts.. You will be truly missed in life but your spirit will remain always in my heart..

Hey Buddy, Thinking about you today and all the fun memories. Rest in peace and stay healthy and out of trouble,

I miss you brother. Im so sorry you are not here anymore. Save me a seat next to you and Johnny. Love you your sister Wanda

Rugged individualist,  strong willed ,determined,pet rescuer, protector, courageous, no regrets, loyal to all his friends, see you soon not too soon Red Dot Gary Siegel

He was a legend. Did it his way. Took many risks. But lived a life of a wealthy man. First met him in Florida he had a mansion . Gates with lions would open up. To a S shaped road. Then you would drive past his 20 car garage.  Where he kept his limos and art. Then to a quaint cobblestone house. Complete with tower. The house was something out of fantasy. The tower had a bear. At the top. 16 ft grizzly.  Was amazing.  As you walked up the winding rod iron spiral staircase.  Taxadermied animals were everywhere.  The house had a sunken in living room. Huge bronze statues littered everywhere. Hand done 6 ft paintings adorn the walls. He had a mirrored party room. With the Blues brothers statue in the center. Bar, pool table, original roulette wheel and a wurlitzer in the corner. He had a huge rock walk in wine cellar. Heart shaped jacuzzi and Olympic size pool connected to the house.  Next to a lake with a huge gazebo. Surrounded by 8 ft walls. Coker compound. He lived like a true playboy. We would go hit the strip clubs. I was always the driver. I never drank. And he would think nothing of spending $50k on one weekend of strip clubs. One time he bought the whole strip club. Just so everyone could dance on stage. What a fun great guy. Now the mansion got burned down. But the memories will never die. We shot pool games for $5k a game. Shot 2 pool games for $50k each. I won. But was very close . Went into overtime 4 times as you had to win by 2 games. Miss u . You were truly one of a kind. I have videos of them days. So many hot girls so many great times. Thinking about making a documentary.  As no one lived like the colonel. He lived his way. Took alot of risks and lived like a millionaire should. Truly a great fun,wonderful man. 

Darrel Jr. and Melissa:

Years has passed since we seen your Dad, but thought of him often since he left Florida. Read about his passing on the internet and was quite saddened.. We were planning a visit to Vegas the end of April and hoping to visit him. Hope you remember us even though years have passed. We attended your Dads' wedding when he married Laurie and remained friends even after their divorcee. Through his happy times and not so happy times. Remembered the two of you  even when your mom was alive and you guys were small. Please write us an  email .Would  love to know what happened to your Dad, a guy we always liked so well. He will be missed as a great friend  and father. Rest in peace Darrell..... Vern, Rose  and Vernessa.
our email: (abseacruises@aol.com)  

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Darrell Tyrone Coker

4 agosto, 1949 – 14 marzo, 2019

Palm South Jones Mortuary

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