Adam Daniel Goldberg Cohen

I learned about Adam's story through Fluent, a Hebrew school in Tel Aviv. I was shocked by his story and I was really shocked by his end in this space. I know that your family is helping people who do not have the necessary resources to study Hebrew, I thank them and give them my deep condolences, in the hope that they can continue to be happy despite this profound loss. A hug to the soul of Adam and his family. Graciela

Dear Michael and Lisa, I am one of the people whose lives your son touched, one of the people who were fortunate to know him even for a few days of his life. But even one of those days was enough to feel changed, made just a little better from proximity to Adam´s light. My story bumped into Adam´s a few times, in a few iterations of life, and each time his appearance was like a road sign that life was moving along in the right direction. It´s because of this infrequent nature of our...

My condolences. A beautiful life, well lived, and a fine tribute to him here.

Adam and I were classmates at Medill and immediately connected over our shared passions for storytelling and Jewish identity. I am shocked to hear of his passing and share my deepest sympathies with his family and friends. May his memory be a blessing.

Lisa Goldberg and Michael Cohen: Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your son, Adam. May his memory be a blessing.

To the Goldberg Cohen Family- We were shocked and saddened to hear of Adam´s passing. Our hearts go out to you and your family. We just saw Adam in Israel at our son´s wedding. He was surrounded by friends. What an amazing son you raised. Our thoughts are with you. May you find comfort in his memory.

We were visiting my son in VA when I read of the passing of your son in the MWRDGC email. I can only tell you that I cried for you at the loss of your incredible son. When I saw my son later that day, I gave him the biggest hug I possibly could. Stay strong and reach out if I can help you thru this very difficult time.