Birth date: Oct 26, 1939 Death date: Jun 11, 2013
Darryl Cochrane, born October 26, 1939 in Alpena, Michigan, passed away June 11, 2013. He graduated from Alpena High School, Alpena Community College and held 3 degrees from the University of Michigan, including a Bachelor of Scie Read Obituary
For more than 25 Years Darryl was the Attorney for Local 7410 of integrated Metal Technology in Spring Lake, Michigan. I worked with Darryl a number of times and help him search information on many subjects, we spend a number of nights working on program's. I will miss him greatly for your friend Robert Lock
Dear Cochrane Family and Friends,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one. Please accept my sincere condolences. I too have lost several loved ones in death, and the pain is fresh, even with the passage of much time. Thankfully, I have found relief in knowing that "The Most High God" is the “Hearer of Prayer”, and a source of tremendous comfort in times of grief and distress.(Psalms83:18,Psalms65:2) Please be assured , death will soon be “swallowed up forever” and we will have the opportunity to see our dead loved ones again.(Isaiah 25:8) My family and I wish you and yours peace.(Phillipians4:7)
Darryl you will be missed,my friend and mentor. Union chief steward at the many contract negotiations at Viking Foods (Roundys), I enjoyed your sense of humor and clever strategies and your total Knowledge of labor laws!
I send my sincere condolences to your family.
William L. Olman -Former vice-president Teamsters-Local 527
So sorry for your loss! I hope you find comfort in your wonderful memories of him!
Love, Rhonda, Lane & Lily Fisher
We send our sincere sympathy to your family. We are here to support you in your time of loss – today and for as long as you need us. – The Staff of Harbor Hospice.
SORRY TO READ OF YOUR LOSS, HE WAS ONE OF THE BETTER PARTS OF CLASS OF 57 & JC. JIM CAMPBELL
I did a lot of depositions and arbitration hearings with Darryl as a Court Reporter. He was a joy to work with and, as far as I'm concerned, he was the best in his specialty of labor law. My sincere condolences to the family. I know he will be dearly missed.
My Dad's been constantly in my mind today. I'm in the office at the moment and I've spoken with several union officers who were having problems. I told them to go rip management a new one, and instructed them exactly how to go about it. Just like my Dad taught me.
He also taught me when to be nice to management, and how to know the difference. Today was not one of those times. :-)
As a resident of Stillwater Springs, my first contact with Darryl was when he noticed my University of Michigan license plate and said "Go Blue." Since then we became friends; we shared stories about Michigan, and always had interesting conversations regarding Stillwater and our mutual interests. Although I didn't know Darryl long, I considered him a close friend. I will miss our conversations. He was a great man and an inspiration to many people. As president of Stillwater, he willingly gave his time and service to me regarding legal issues in our community. We spoke on numerous occasions about situations involving Stillwater Springs. I found his wisdom and insight very helpful. Again, in the short time I knew him we established a very close friendship. I will miss him.
Bob Gibner
President of The Stillwater Springs Association
