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William Kohn Obituary
Mr. Kohn was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, a son of Elizabeth and the late William Kohn.
He is survived by his wife, Tommie Kohn of Surfside Beach; two daughters, Alexandra and Elizabeth Kohn; one son, Joseph Kohn; one granddaughter, Lily Addison Walters-Kohn; one sister, Natalia Garner; and one brother, Jeffrey Kohn.
Services will be private.
Please sign a guest book at www.goldfinchfuneralhome.com and at MyrtleBeachOnline.com.
Goldfinch Funeral Home, Beach Chapel, is in charge of arrangements.
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Memories and Condolences
for William Kohn
Richard Dailey
February 23, 2008
Tommie and family, we were soo sorry to hear about Bill. Bill was one of the first people I met and worked with at the plant. We had some great times and he was a positive mentor for all the crazyness at the plant. We also had alot of crazy boat adventures, motorcycle adventures, and the house on 42nd Avenue--just enjoying life. Bill will always be a part of these memories for us. Richard & Rita Dailey
February 11, 2008
To my old friend BK, We will all miss you, your old pal CJ
Ayoub Asghari
February 5, 2008
My Sincere sympathy to your entire Kohn Family. Bill was a great person and I enjoyed working alongside him over the years at Arlington County Treatment Plant
Elizabeth Kohn
February 3, 2008
Dad,
Its Superbowl morning!! Wish u were here I know u would be watching the game with us if u were...I miss u and love u more than words could ever express. Im sorry for everything Ive ever done growing up I wish I had made ur life more simple instead of raising hell, Im sorry. And Im sorry for not spending more time talking to u instead of always being on the go .... u were the backbone to our family and we took it for granite. I hope ur in a happier place with josh and shane looking down on us. Take care and I hope to see u again one day...I love u sooo much!!! *muah*
Love, always and forever,
Elizabeth (Goober)
Wilfredo Cabrera
January 29, 2008
Our sincere simpaty to the Kohn family, with the lost of Bill.We worked for many years in Arlington County W.P.C.P. Rest in Peace Bill.WIlfredo A. Cabrera and Family
Steve Wilcox
January 29, 2008
The Kohn Family-We are saddenned to hear of your loss of Bill.He was a great friend and always added laughter and put smiles on our face each day at work. You are in our thoughts and prayers
John McKeever
January 28, 2008
Tommie,our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. I still have fond memories of Billy, Jeffrey and I growing up in Pittsfield. Sincerely, John McKeever
Rhonda & James Payne (Rockinghorse Classics)
January 25, 2008
Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. Our Heartfelt Sympathy is with you. There may be little we can say and not much we can do, but Cherish the Memories and they will be in your heart forever.
Andre Hawkins
January 24, 2008
Tommie and family, I am very sadden to here about the death of my buddy Bill.We had some good times working together. Will be missed terribly. Blessings to all....Hawk
Alexandra Kohn
January 23, 2008
daddy i love you and miss you so much. It kills me that I didnt spend more time talking to you...i would have been with you and taken care of you forever. I love you so much and you were the best dad in the whole world. You will always be in my heart..and I will never let Lily forget about how much you loved her. I miss you. please find josh and be with him. I know you two will be together, just promise you will be with me fover FOREVER I love you daddy. Love, Alexandra and Lily.
Terri Couleman
January 22, 2008
Our sympathy goes out to the family. I hope you can find peace and comfort knowing that Bill has gone to a better place and is free of the physical and mental pain that has held him capative since his illness. I hope the family will pull together to find comfort.
Our thoughts go out to them.
Ray and Terri Couleman
LINDA (CVS ) BOSWELL
January 22, 2008
WE ARE SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS, MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.MR KOHN WAS A KIND MAN, ALWAYS FRIENDLY, WE WILL MISS HIM DEARLY.LET US KNOW IF WE CAN HELP YOU IN ANY WAY.
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