Michael Cotter

I ended up in St. Louis, so I never went to any of the Prep reunions. If I had gone, Mike would have been one of the friends I wanted to see. One of my favorite Prep memories is of us drinking beer in his Broad Street house while planning a trip to Ireland that never took place. I do hope Mike made it to Ireland before he died. He was a wonderful friend, Bill George

Mary Therese, So sorry to hear of Mike's passing. My family enjoyed you both when you lived on Broad Street. Your car "rolling down Broad Street " was always one of my Dad's favorite stories to tell. Keeping you both in my prayers Sue Ridolfi Greenfield

Sincere condolences to Mary Therese and the Cotter family from your Koslosky cousins.

Farewell, Mike! May Your Soul Soar into the Cosmic Light! May You Dance with the Angels and reserve a place for us! Memories of Raps and Plays, Laughs and Toasts, News and Elections further attest to your Creative Genius, Good Humor and Genuine Empathy. So Glad to Know You in this Lifetime. Om Mani Pad-me Hum!

Dear Mary Therese, my deepest condolences on your husband´s passing. May he rest in peace.

There were these 3 Irishmen who for an entire year shared a daily commute to school with Uncle Ted. Yes, THE Uncle Ted. Two of them were still laughing years later. One of my fondest memories of Mike was him entertaining students of mine who had attended his play, Sweeney at the Gate. My deepest condolences to his wife, Mary Theresa, and the entire Cotter family who graciously welcomed a Pittston kid on their West Pittston lawn.

Dear Cotter Family: I would at this time like to extend my most sincere condolences on the death of Mike. I knew Mike for many years and he was one humorous guy. My thoughts&prayers are with your entire family at this time.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Mary and family, so sorry for your loss, Mike was a great guy. Gracie