David Coffin Sr.

I was not a happy camper.

I was not a happy camper.

No.

No.

Absolutely no question in my mind.

Absolutely no question in my mind.

Well, I told him I wasn't going to go anywhere.

Well, I told him I wasn't going to go anywhere.

He was a good kid. He loved the outdoors. He had a big retriever and that dog, and he went absolutely everywhere.

He was a good kid. He loved the outdoors. He had a big retriever and that dog, and he went absolutely everywhere.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I was in it for life.

I was in it for life.

I watched him like a hawk, just like a hawk.

I watched him like a hawk, just like a hawk.

Yeah. I could stare him down any day.

Yeah. I could stare him down any day.

I told her, I said, I think it was wonderful of you to come all the way to do this, to set yourself up for a difficult time. And she said, I felt I had to do it for the Coffin family. That showed a lot of guts. I obviously saw what David saw in her.

I told her, I said, I think it was wonderful of you to come all the way to do this, to set yourself up for a difficult time. And she said, I felt I had to do it for the Coffin family. That showed a lot of guts. I obviously saw what David saw in her.

I just broke up.

I just broke up.

First time.

First time.

I couldn't believe it.

I couldn't believe it.

Yeah, at the least, yes. This is the last picture that was taken of David, and that was two weeks before he passed away.

Yeah, at the least, yes. This is the last picture that was taken of David, and that was two weeks before he passed away.

He would say, he'd say, Dad, you'd love her.

He would say, he'd say, Dad, you'd love her.

Yes. Oh, I would put money on it.

Yes. Oh, I would put money on it.

I said, all right, but be very careful.

I said, all right, but be very careful.

He told me the whole story.

He told me the whole story.

I was concerned.

I was concerned.

I was not a happy camper.

No.

Absolutely no question in my mind.

Well, I told him I wasn't going to go anywhere.

He was a good kid. He loved the outdoors. He had a big retriever and that dog, and he went absolutely everywhere.

Yeah.

I was in it for life.

I watched him like a hawk, just like a hawk.

Yeah. I could stare him down any day.

I told her, I said, I think it was wonderful of you to come all the way to do this, to set yourself up for a difficult time. And she said, I felt I had to do it for the Coffin family. That showed a lot of guts. I obviously saw what David saw in her.

I just broke up.

First time.

I couldn't believe it.

Yeah, at the least, yes. This is the last picture that was taken of David, and that was two weeks before he passed away.

He would say, he'd say, Dad, you'd love her.

Yes. Oh, I would put money on it.

I said, all right, but be very careful.

He told me the whole story.

I was concerned.