Nathaniel and Nancy Cooke

Dear Rachel and Tom, I offer my deepest condolences to you. Nat and Nancy were beloved neighbors of ours and it was always a joy to see them. We enjoyed so much their friendship and their lawn parties. They are already sorely missed!

Dear Tom and Rachel,
I knew your father Nathaniel, ( Nat) when we were children playing in Gramercy Park. We were in the same class at Friends. We were pals, roller skating and having fun. He was the most mischievous , fun and intelligent person in our class. He and I loved to dance, he was a great dancer..when his family moved to GB I was sad but he returned and we were friends once more. In fact he was the first guy who kissed me, at a dance at the Parkside Hotel when we were in the...

Rest in peace my dear aunt and uncle. To me, your greatest legacy is your remarkable, undaunted love for one another.

I'm very sorry for the loss of your loved one. I hope 1Thessalonians 4:14 offers you hope and comfort.

Dear Rachel, We were extremely shocked and saddened to hear of your parents' deaths. I have many fond memories of our times together; especially the many years of tennis and camaraderie with Nat. we admired admired both if you for your energy, your good humor your bravery if face of life's hurdles. We last touched base on the phone just before they left for Connecticut. We had hoped we could go to dinner but we were just days too late. With deepest sympathy, Sue and Gottfried Spring

We have so many happy memories of our life with this couple,too numerous to mention. Nat was so articulate and intelligent-and so very brave. Nancy a fine musician,well read and stalwart.We had many good laughs together, and baseball,and I loved a little prayer they would sing before a meal. May their memory be a blessing. harvey wolfe

Kate & I met Nat & Nancy in 1995, the day after title transferred on our house next door to them. The old owners broke a pipe when they were moving. The plumber when fixing the pipe lit the wall between the house and the garage on fire. Kate and I got up early the next morning to inspect the damage. Kate and I arrived at the house, and had just started to inspect the damage, when the doorbell rang. I opened the door and there was Nat with two steaming cups of coffee. He said I think...

Dear Rachel and Tom I was very very saddened to hear about your wonderful Mom and Dad They were such special people and friends for years. May they both Rest in Peace Franklin Cohen

I did not know Nat, Nancy or the family, but what a beautiful love story & legacy. Thank you for sharing. May all of you be embraced by the comfort & caring of the warm circle of family, friends and neighbors they cultivated over almost seven decades. Sincerely, Maureen