Edmund Cohen

To my brother. You were a mentor, an example, and a legend. What you have done for masonry and this country are nothing short of exemplary. If I can live up to being a fraction of the attorney and mason you were I will have done alright. Hine ma tov uma nayim shevet achim gam yachad. Until we meet again in that house not made with hands. God bless you brother. I will see you again. - Greg

Ed mentored me at the Agency. I started out as a low level Information Management Office and ended up a GS -15 & deputy director of the NROs Information Management Program. He had so much confidence in me - more than I did! I will always be grateful & appreciative of his support.

I mostly remember him from our time at the NRA facility getting our concealed carry permits. He was very friendly and helped me, an amateur at the time, with every aspect of the class and in the shooting range later. He was a great man and a great Mason. I do want to attend the funeral but will be recovering from major surgery at that point I'm afraid. My deepest condolences to the family. Rest in peace most worshipful brother Cohen.

My Condolences. Ed helped me become a Mason.

Gwen, Jim and I are so sorry to learn of Ed's passing. Please know you and the family are in our thoughts and prayers. We will treasure the memories we formed!

I worked with Ed on and off over thirty years. He was a masterful professional, knowing no fear and always seeking the truth.

Goodbyes are not forever, goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean I'll miss you until we meet again.

Sincere condolences dear friend Gwen and family. Bobby & Trudi