Arthur Richard Cores

I had the pleasure of caring for Arthur when he was in the hospital up in Boston. I was a nursing student and he was the most influential patient I had ever met. It still brings tears to my eyes when I think of him. In fact, I've written a 15 page paper on how he affected my life. Before I left after only knowing him a brief 8 hours, he told me to not let the profession make me jaded. He wanted me to remain the vibrant and spunky girl he met back in October of 2009. And I want to let you...

Cores Family,

Arthur - my cousin - my forever friend - my childhood sweetheart. We ran away to the playground when we were little and he was a part of my Sweet Sixteen. He also took me to my first concert, watched my kids grow up, and took part in their Mitzvahs. Arthur was always loving and fun to be around. I was always proud of him and his accomplishments. His personality just shined as he possessed a special and unique demeanor. I am grateful that we were such a big part of...

I was shocked and saddened to hear the news of Arthurs passing. We were very close friends in high school. We shared many great times and some very sad times including the passing of his mother and my father. My fondest memory was riding around in his mothers new car...me in the middle and Arthur and Aaron at each of my sides...I was a lucky girl!

To Michelle, Steven, John and all of Arthur's extended family -
I knew Arthur in high school..mostly memories of spending time with friends, taking a Judo class, singing 'Turn the Beat Around' while we headed for the Cape on a sunny day, and avoiding school by going to IHOPs. Arthur was never without a smile, a laugh or a song.