When New York Presbyterian children’s hospital granted Logan Coyle one day outside — after a monthslong stay for liver cancer — the then-9-year-old was keen on making the most of it. Upon arriving to his Port Washington home, he hid inside a cardboard box and jumped out to surprise his twin sister, Riley. "She was shocked, ecstatic, because she's been asking for a long time ... when Logan would come back home," Rebecca Coyle, Logan and Riley’s mother, said. The day was filled with sunshine, poolside conversations and visits from neighbors. At night, the Coyles returned to the hospital, catching the sight of fireworks while driving over the Throgs Neck Bridge. Memories of Logan making the most out of life, relishing time with loved ones and his acts of selflessness, are what Rebecca and Jeff Coyle said they wanted the world to remember about their son, who died of hepatoblastoma, malignant liver cancer at their home. He was 10. The full obituary is in the link in bio. (Photo courte...