It was on Thursday, December 29, 2022 when Gina Marie Koyer, age 55, of Naples, Florida, who had formerly resided in Villa Park, Illinois, was called home. While she was sleeping, Gina died away in the comfort of her own home, which she cherished deeply.
Gina Koyer was born on January 10, 1967, in Elmhurst, Illinois, to Mitchell Koyer and RoseAnn Koyer, who eventually passed away. Villa Park, Illinois was her home for the majority of her life, but she recently retired and relocated to Naples, Florida, where she has been residing for the past year.
Her cherished father Mitchell Koyer, her cherished life partner Michael Narcisi, her loving sister Angela (Roger) Mariani, her brother Anthony (Kathy) Koyer, her nephews Anthony Cichorz Jr. and Nicholas (Gianna) Cichorz, her niece Annalicia Costello, her extended family, and the most wonderful group of friends are among those who are left behind after Gina’s passing. An earlier member of her family, her mother Rose Ann Koyer (née D’Ambrosio), passed away before her. Over the course of her entire teaching career, Gina was employed by Villa Park School District #45.
First, she started her teaching career at York Centre School, and then she moved on to Ardmore School, which is the same school that she attended when she was a child. Her entire life revolved around teaching, and she was filled with joy and pride due to the fact that she had finally realised her childhood dream of being a teacher.
She took great pride in the fact that she had influenced the lives of a large number of youngsters and enjoyed watching her students learn, develop, and achieve success. Gina took pleasure in the process of decorating her stunning new home in Naples, Florida, once she retired.
Together with her partner Mike Narcisi, she delighted in taking strolls along the beach and in the surrounding area, taking in all of the sights. She enjoyed going out to eat, as well as taking long drives and soaking in the sights. This was her biggest pleasure.
Her personality was always quite outgoing, and she took great pleasure in getting to know new people. She also cherished the opportunity to catch up with all of her lifelong friends, of which she was fortunate to have in abundance. Throughout her life, Gina had an impact on the lives of a great number of people.
