Cynthia A. Cohen

David, Jason & Emma, thinking about you and the wonderful person that Cindy was.

We were shocked and saddened to learn of Cindy's passing. Her caring, enthusiasm, and energy carried us through the transplant experience. Our deepest sympathy to her beautiful family.
Peggy and Henry Wong

May her memory and all her contributions as daughter, wife, mother, and professional be a blessing and an example for us all.
With warmest regards and deepest sympathies,

Dr. Cohen,
I am so devastated that you are faced with such a great loss in your life. As your patient, I learned your wife's passing just recently. You and your children, as well as all of the family, will be in my thoughts and prayers. Reading the other messages, I learned that the world has been a better place because of all the ways your wife touched the lives of so many. Take gentle care of yourself.
Sincerely,
Mikki Buchness

David, we're so very sorry to learn of Cindy's passing. You,Jason and Emma are in our thoughts and prayers. Ben and Patty

May God bless Dr. Cynthia Cohen's family, friends and colleagues. What a tremendous loss for her family, as well as for Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland. My heartfelt condolences to her family and to all those who knew her.

Oh Cindy, it was so great working with you while you were with us at Hopkins!

David, Jason and Emma - I am stunned and saddened by the news of Cindy's passing. I pray you find strength in family to help you through this challenging time.

Cindy was such a joy to be with. She loved her children so much and always told us funny stories about taking them to school in the mornings. Just can't believe you are gone. You are very much missed. You were always so happy. I hope you are always around in spirt to still spread your joy. You will never be forgotten