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Andrew S. Cohen

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Cohen, Andrew S. - Of St. Paul Age 44 Died unexpectedly on January 27, 2003. Andrew was born March 3, 1958, in Washington, DC. He grew up in Manhattan and attended The Dalton School and various colleges including Hampshire College, the University of Vermont and George Washington University....

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Andrew was always a great friend and his passing has been felt by others even if time and distance had come between those who had worked side by side with him some 20 odd summers ago in East Hampton. I last saw "Ninny" about five years ago at the Bridgehampton Candy Kitchen on a Sunday afternoon.It was as though no time had passed,although it must have been 10 years or so.I am most certainly a poorer man now that Ninny is no longer with us.However,I do know that I am a richer man for having...

I am so sorry to hear of Andrew's death. Let's hope the memories of his wit and charm are told to help Oliver and Ben remember him as they grow.

Gretchen Menzel
(mother of Liz Rosenthal)

I will always remember Andrew Cohen, his toothy smile, a cheshire grin like no other, his sharp wit and enormous charm, his great mind, and his good heart. When I think of Andrew, these are the things which will stay with me forever. I doubt anyone who ever encountered him will forget him either. He was a most memorable character. I will miss you Andrew.

With love to his family and many friends.

Andrew was a great dad and his sons loved him SO much. He will be missed.

our community here in st paul lost a good friend...he will be missed...

Dear Andrew,
It was so sad that you had to leave so soon, you will greatly be missed by many. We love you. And we Know that you will be watching down from heaven.

My deepest condolences to the entire family. An unexpected tragedy is extremely difficult.
My thoughts are with you.

I am a close friend of Seamus Mahoney and the Mother of his girlfriend Stacy Stanley.