KATHLEEN COUGHLIN

My prayers and deepest condolences goes out to her family and friends. She gave more to the NYCD than any other person has given, she dedicated her time plus more just to make sure these incarcerated inmates had something to look forward to after being discharged from Correction Department from a trade, job placement, licenses High School diploma and so much more. These inmates were her children. The Love and devotion she had for her job at times she ran from one meeting to another...

Kathy will always be remembered as one who was devoted to the substance abuse prevention and treatment field and never stopped caring about promoting meaningful services. She also was an ardent member of the all-important Dinosaur Club and will be remembered as a unique member. We are all better for having known her.

Sending deepest condolences to all of Kathy's loved ones. A beloved family member and friend, and a consummate professional and visionary to all who were privileged to know her. XOX

Kathy was a good friend: kind, articulate, passionate, generous, brilliant, courageous...I could go on and on. Her passing is a terrible loss to the substance abuse field.

She provided education and insight to a person whose primary professional interest, before he met her, was in developing, managing and executing government budgets.

Deepest condolences to her family.

I Am So Sorry For Your Loss
Condolences To The Family

to the Coughlin Family

so many memories from childhood - she was always very kind to me (letting me tag along with the rest of the kids) So very sorry - my prayers with all

sincerest sympathies

Ann Marie (Baran) Paolino

like so many others I am incredibly thankful for having had Kathy in my life as a friend and co-worker. Her commitment to family, friends, and career was unparalleled as were her innumerable accomplishments. Kathy never saw boundaries or barriers.Her intellect, optimism and energy defined her daily existence. Her personal attributes of being straightforward, honest and intolerant of injustice shielded her from coercion and intimidation. She was a leader, a mentor, and an inspiration for...

I am so sorry to learn of Kathy's passing. I worked under her for several years, and I found her to be thoughtful, truthful and caring. Though I hadn't seen her in years, I thought of her often. I will certainly remember her professionalism and her friendship. My thoughts are with you in this time of loss.