RICHARD KORAL

Fran and Dick Koral were a part of my life from my childhood; their love and kindness and brilliance and humor made the world a better place. There are really no words to express how much I admired and loved them, and how much they are a part of me as I go forward toward the rest of my own life. I miss them, and send my condolences to Josh and Harriet.

It was always a pleasure to be in Richard's company. Such a generous, great spirit. I'll miss him, but will carry a sweet memory of him.

I Knew Richard well he was a great editor for JFSA news letter that he designed for the whole College too read.
RIP my good buddy
Albert Sherman

Nov. 6,2017
It was my great pleasure to have worked with Dick when we
tried to publish Brooklyn Magazine in the 1970's. What a fine
man, a real mensch. To Harriet and his children, my
condolences on his passing.

A true measure of any person is who they leave behind. In Dick's case he leaves a family of very special people. People who are caring loving and intelligent.
No one could wish for more.
It's a privilege to know them.
Love from downunder.
Susan and Doug Gordon
Love from downunder.

Our Richie was a sweet, smart guy with a very Koral-ish sense of humor. Rest in peace, cuz.

He was the oldest Koral male cousin, of us 9 lucky Koral first cousins. He was a leader, a courageous person, a loving, interesting, smart and caring person. Rest in peace, beloved cousin.

Glad to have known this fine man. He will not be asked for his papers at Heaven's gate. God bless you all.